The Suzuki Bandit 400, otherwise known as the GSF400, is pretty rare as far as 400cc machines go. We don’t see these bikes often, but when we do they seem to be fan favorites. This particular bike has relatively low miles (7,100), and looks great in fire-engine red. Sporting a Kerker exhaust slip-on and aftermarket…
We all love the Suzuki GSX-R series. The Gixxer was the first truly Superbike motorbike produced. It featured a full fairing, it was very light (and still is), it had beautiful double headlights, lots of horses and amazing colors. The most desirable GSX-Rs, are the, so called, “double R”. The first one, came only one…
This Gixxer is the first edition of the mighty 1100cc powered, oil cooled GSX-R. Among the Suzuki fans, one of the most desired bikes to have. This particular example found in Switzerland belongs to the owner of a Suzuki dealership. When I first met him, it was to discuss the sale of 750 Limited Edition…
The SB6 is one of the most powerful Bimota produced. Fitted with a tuned Suzuki GSX-R 1100 water cooled engine, it delivered a whopping 146 hp when new. Unlike its Japanese engine donor, the SB6 is not a comfortable do-it-all fast all rounder, it is instead, a purpose built sport bike with a big and…
Update 8.1.2013: Originally spotted in February, this RG500 had an opening bid of $13,200 with no takers. It’s back and has an opening of $10,500, and I believe no reserve. Thanks for the heads up Mike. Links updated. -dc Ah, the RG500. This is one of the most lusted after rare models posted on RSBFS.…
It appears to be the attack of the GSX-R week here on RSBFS. In this particular case it is an ultra-rare (at least in the US) GSX-R 250RR. This bike is currently located in Canada, but a few dollars, some paperwork and some red tape hassles should be able to fix that in due time.…
LE model GSX-R 750s have been popping up this year. I think it is great to see so many of these rare models preserved, enjoyed and ridden. Today’s GSX-R LE looks fantastic, and has obviously been well loved. With fewer than 13,000 miles on the odometer, there is a lot of life left in her…
Update 7.4.2013: After selling twice to non-paying bidders, the owner of this bike has relisted it on eBay. Opening bid is $4500 and no reserve, so the first person with $4500 has a shot at winning the bike. If you want to snag it for sure before the auction ends, there is a buy-it-now option…