1986 Honda VF1000R Interceptor for Sale Miles: 28,762 Clean Title Listing Price: $14,500 Or Best Offer Listing Ends: May 24th, 2024 1986 Honda VF1000R Interceptor for Sale on eBay Built between 1985 and 1986, Honda’s VF1000R laid down the template that would later be used to build some of the company’s most iconic sportbikes and…
Following Francisco’s RC45 is it’s predecessor, the legendary Honda RC30. Highly regarded among collectors due to its exceptional engineering and advanced technical features. It was introduced in 1987 as a homologation special, designed for the World Superbike Championship. Its V4 engine with gear-driven cams, aluminum twin-spar frame, and single-sided swingarm are just a few of…
Though RSBFS mostly posts carefully tended originals, some models will attract major league attention no matter the condition. Today’s subject is a venerable RC30 which was apparently parked and forgotten after just 62 miles ! 1990 Honda VFR750R / RC30 for sale on eBay Not sure what else can be said about the RC30, already…
Update 4.1.2022: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc 1990 Honda VFR 750R RC30 For Sale! Location: Seattle, WA Make: Honda Model: VFR750R RC30 Mileage: 15,228 Price: $45,000 Contact: Dave at (206) 535-6812 or dave@SeattleUsedBikes.com We always enjoy a solid homologation superbike and this one is no exception! This one is being…
1990 Honda RC30 For Sale on eBay! After 2 days of mental Tug-O-War- here it is. I say “here it is” because I know some of you have been reckless eyeballing it on eBay and likely saying “Why haven’t those slugs over at RSBFS.com presented this?” Well, rest assured, I’ve been pouring over the pictures…
Update 3.5.2020: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc The 1990 Honda RC30 was built specifically to win the World Superbike Championship for Honda, back in the glory days when racing meant almost as much to manufacturers as their retail operations did. People still came out in hordes to watch roadraces at…
Speaking of the RC30… After the little-brother VFR400R we posted this week, we’ve now got the legendary Honda VFR750R here on RSBFS. The RC30 wasn’t especially light, or powerful, but it was beautifully made and was incredibly easy to ride, with intuitive handling. A true sportbike icon, it represents an unusual way to approach production…
Certainly one of the most sought-after bikes of the 1990s, today’s Featured Listing RVF750R RC45 was the follow up to Honda’s extremely successful VFR750R or RC30. Ultimately, the RC45 didn’t have the same success in racing as their earlier RC30, but it wasn’t for lack of effort. The RC45 was every bit as polished and…
