For Sale: Suzuki RG 250 Gamma, low mileage Walter Wolf Edition Back in November, RSBFS contributor (and resident 2-stroke encyclopedia) Ian brought us this auction of a Walter Wolf Edition RG250 Gamma. His assessment at the time was that the bike was priced way too high for the current market, and he was right. That…
This is a titled & plated TZR250 in Missouri! Bike: 1989 Yamaha TZR250 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Mileage: 7,348mi This bike has been recently serviced with items such as: New floats, needle valves and seats Carb tuning and plugs New tires Fresh wheel paint New brake pads New stainless steel brake lines New fork tube…
This TZR250 is for sale on a familiar forum, BayAreaRidersForum.com. It doesn’t have much info or pictures but, it’s cheap and therefore I’m going to have to assume it isn’t titled. Here is the sellers description: 1992 TZR2503XV – winter project for next season. All the parts are there, just needs to be slapped back…
This is a freshly restored TZ250A from Washington on eBay! Bike: 1974 Yamaha TZ250A Location: Camano Island, Washington This TZ250A comes to us from the same seller who is parting with his RG500. They appear to be liquidating quite the desirable motorcycle collection and I wouldn’t hesitate adding them to your favorite sellers list. This…
Tri Color 1998 Laverda 750S On Ebay What a pretty bike! Is it an original tri color produced by the factory? Well probably not but someone sure had the right idea. I rarely see bikes that have been repainted that look spot on. This one does. Maybe it is just easy to make anything look good…
1987 Suzuki RG250 Gamma with 12,087 miles for sale on ebay. There are quite a few 2-stroke fans on RSBFS and although I am not too familiar with these machines, I do have an appreciation for them. The parallel-engined Suzuki RG250 is quite special in that it was the first mass-produced motorcycle with an aluminum…
1999 Laverda 750s Formula parallel twin for sale with Termi’s Ah yes, another sexy Italian motorcycle for sale. You have to give it to the Italians for having the ability to consistently build great looking motorcycles year after year. And the cool thing is that it doesn’t matter what manufacturer it is, they all seem…