Mailbag is a new idea I’m piloting for bikes submitted via email. It’s a no brainer that bikes like the RC45, 916SPS, ZX7RR, and the like are natural fits for the site, but there are so many bikes just outside the uber-collectible that many RSBFS readers will appreciate. This is especially true for modified bikes…
MV Agusta often introduces a new model with a limited gold edition, and the 2012 675 F3 received all the exotic details with numbered plaques running to just 200. Today’s hails from Malibu and looks every bit the collectible that it is. 2012 MV Agusta 675 F3 Serie Oro for sale on eBay The 675…
The naked Ghost Strike models are seen here more often for some reason, but in the late 90’s Laverda’s 650 Sport was good competition for contemporary supersports. This very collectible example apparently has limited edition kevlar bodywork and wicked British Racing Green paint. 1999 Laverda 650 Sport for sale on eBay UK Laverda had a…
Forty Seven years old. Nine Hundred cubic centimeters. Three thousand, nine hundred miles. Two hundred and twenty five thousand US dollars. I’ll let that sink in while you do the maths. 1975 Ducati 900 Supersport for sale on eBay From the seller: This is a pre Keith Harte owned 1975 Ducati 900SS. First year for…
A boatload of RSBFS ink has been spilled on Ducati’s 900SS, but the 750 version might be the rarer bird. The seller of this 750SS opted for the half fairing, perhaps due to the sunny Fla. location, and though the auction could be described as skewed with every picture on edge, the SuperSport itself looks…
SOLD! One of Seattle Used Bikes’ service customers has a plan for a new ride, and SUB is repping the sale of this beautiful 748. The upgrades to this single-seater are nice, but for the next rider, the comprehensive maintenance is even better. 2002 Ducati 748 for sale at Seattle Used Bikes asking $13,500 Ducati…
Looking absolutely stunning in black and gold, this 1982 Ducati Supersport is the epitome of old-school cool. Sure, it is rocking 1970s technology and appears positively stone age on paper when compared to another 1982 model – the Honda CX500 Turbo – but the bevel-drive Desmo had some speed tricks up it’s sleeve to help…
When ever having a casual conversation about anything these days the subject turns to rising prices. Maybe that is inflation, or a spike in demand, or collectors taking notice of new eras of motorcycles. Either way, it often leaves some enthusiasts struggling to find ways into this wonderful world of interesting rides. Hopefully things have…