Post Sale Update: After 16 bids on eBay, this TS400 sold for $5,000. For those of you that grew up on a TS400, here’s a hit of nostalgia that might make you want to open your wallet. Restored by Suzuki guru Jeff Weier, this bike is claimed to be better than new.
One Year Only – 1983 Yamaha XJ900RK Seca
View PostNew In Crate (in Germany) – 1986 Yamaha XT500
View PostConcourse Sandcast Resto – 1969 Honda CB750
Post-Listing Update: After 24 bids on eBay up to $18,600, this CB did not meet reserve. Starting with an abandoned chopper project, the seller of this bike took two years bringing it back to life as a beautiful sandcast bike.
1991 Honda Nighthawk 250
Post-Sale Update: This custom Nighthawk sold for just $860. That’s a great buy. Looking for a 250 to learn on/teach someone how to ride with but want something with a bit more style than the usual Ninja 250 or similar? This cafe’d Nighthawk might be right up your alley.
AACA Winner – 1968 Honda CL350
Though it’s ‘not a trailer queen’, this CL350 (VIN: CL3501039236)is a ‘cosmetically restored, well-preserved original’ that recently placed first in the Historic Preservation of Original Features (HPOF) class at a recent Antique Automobile Club of America event.
Ending Soon – 1978 Yamaha TZ350
View PostNice Price – 1978 Honda CB750K
This CB750 has 31,500 miles and is claimed to run well. It comes with a fairing with windshield and speakers, all for just $1,250 – presumably making it a great start for a CB project. Find this bike for sale in Blue Springs, Missouri for $1,250 here on Craigslist. This bike-uriousity brought to you by Christian E!
1984 Honda CB125S
In the seller’s words, “you will not get anywhere fast. Half the speedometer is for show.” But as long as you don’t mind a general lack of speed, her’s your chance to get a rare, tiny Honda that’s waiting to become a classic.
Eddie Lawson Rep – 1983 Kawasaki KZ1000R ELR
One of 750 ever built, the Kawasaki KZ1000R ELR (Eddie Lawson Replica) was a limited edition homage to the mount of Eddie Lawson, 4x winner of the World Championship (among many other titles). It was aggressively set up, and with the exception of subpar shocks, consumers and reviewers loved this bike.
$2,000 – 1990 Honda VFR750F
Here’s a solid example of a classic sport-tourer – this was the first year that the VFR got a single-sided swingarm, and it was the only year you could get this red/white paint scheme.
In Australia – DR BIG – 1988 Suzuki DR750S
I haven’t seen one of these for sale in years, now I’ve seen two in a month! In addition to having one of the best names in the business, the Suzuki DR BIG featured the biggest single cylinder motorcycle engine available when it was released.
“Super Survivor” – 1978 Suzuki GS1000E
Here’s an impressively original Suzuki GS1000E – the seller affectionately calls it the Skunk. It’s being offered by the 3rd owner, who has maintenance records back to 1980 and claims that there’s no rust or damage.
58k Miles – 1964 Honda Dream 305
Now this is impressive. This Dream has a healthy 58,000 miles on it – and only 350 were put on in the last 20 years!
< 2K Miles - 1989 Honda GB500
Post Sale Update: This GB sold for $5,000 after 24 bids on eBay. You’re all familiar with the Honda GB500, a bike that I have trouble not featuring. This example was bought by the seller in 2005, and it’s apparently taken him/her 10 years to realize s/he isn’t going to ride it. Now it’s your change to put some miles …