1989 Honda GB500 Tourist Trophy Miles: 653 Clean IL Title $5,000 1989 Honda GB500 Tourist Trophy SELLER 653 miles Motorcycle runs great. No Harley or Indian but is fast. New battery. Some chrome pitting. Front turn signals are broken, easily fixable with a tack weld. Been stored in the barn since owned. VIN JH2PC1606KK000926 -…
1989 Honda GB500 TT Miles: 21k Clean Title $4,300 Located in CA 1989 Honda GB500 TT for sale in CA Seller It’s time to sell my GB 500. Beautiful bike that rides great. Bike was gone through a couple years ago with new brake pads, air filter, plug, new rectifier, new CDI unit, new coil,…
A touchstone to Supersport fans, the F1 was lightly built but had the innovative 750cc L-twin. Offered by a classic specialist in Santa Monica, this F1B shows just over 8,000 miles in Km, but looks much better. 1986 Ducati 750 F1B for sale on eBay The F1 packed a lot into its smallish envelope, chassis…
At a glance, you might be thinking, “Hey, when did I get redirected to ClassicSportbikesforSale?” But no, this isn’t a vintage machine, it’s a Honda GB500 TT that was built in 1989. Strangely, it was both ahead of its time and retro, something that was really only achieved by the GB500 and Moto Guzzi’s 1000S.…
The cafe racer craze makes an appearance on a regular, cyclical basis. From the original cafe bikes “doing the ton” through sanctioned TT events such as the Isle of Man, the cafe racer evokes a rebel streak with a distinctly English flair. Sporting, brash, forward and yet somehow very basic, the cafe racer stirs your…
Built in 2000-03, the Triumph TT600 hoped to compete directly with the fleet of 600cc sportbikes from the east, and for a renewed effort from a legacy manufacturer, was an amazing endeavor. Though a combination of small detractions limited its success in the showroom, the strides made with the TT600 led to the more successful…
This is a special CBR900RR created to commemorate Honda’s 100th victory at the Isle of Man TT. Located in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England is a 1998 Honda TT100 FireBlade Evolution with only twenty miles. These were created by Mick Grant and Russell Savory to commemorate Honda’s wins at the TT; these bikes were distributed through Honda…