Very low mileage one owner RGV 250
Discussion
A friend sent me a link to this
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1993-suzuki-rg...
Anyone want to guess the winning bid? I assume it will be quite high.
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1993-suzuki-rg...
Anyone want to guess the winning bid? I assume it will be quite high.
clive_candy said:
Not the best colours so not as much as it might have gone for.
I agree, it's not the best colour scheme and nor is it the 'M' with the gull/banana swinging arm.However, it is all original, low mileage, one owner and a UK bike - so I'd say/guess it'll be around £12K.
I would be interested to know what they class as a "recommissioning service" and have a list of what was done before I even considered bidding.
Last MOT'd in 2011 and only 20 miles since?
Even ignoring the minor service in 2012, I would want the seals in the engine done, the carbs stripped and cleaned, new tyres and new brakes before I took at anywhere near the road or track; there's another bag of sand at the very least right away, but then I guess it's not people like me who will be bidding so that extra supplement on top means very little to them.
Last MOT'd in 2011 and only 20 miles since?
Even ignoring the minor service in 2012, I would want the seals in the engine done, the carbs stripped and cleaned, new tyres and new brakes before I took at anywhere near the road or track; there's another bag of sand at the very least right away, but then I guess it's not people like me who will be bidding so that extra supplement on top means very little to them.
Rubin215 said:
I would be interested to know what they class as a "recommissioning service" and have a list of what was done before I even considered bidding.
Last MOT'd in 2011 and only 20 miles since?
Even ignoring the minor service in 2012, I would want the seals in the engine done, the carbs stripped and cleaned, new tyres and new brakes before I took at anywhere near the road or track; there's another bag of sand at the very least right away, but then I guess it's not people like me who will be bidding so that extra supplement on top means very little to them.
I’d say 99% of people who would buy it for top money would have no interest in riding it.Last MOT'd in 2011 and only 20 miles since?
Even ignoring the minor service in 2012, I would want the seals in the engine done, the carbs stripped and cleaned, new tyres and new brakes before I took at anywhere near the road or track; there's another bag of sand at the very least right away, but then I guess it's not people like me who will be bidding so that extra supplement on top means very little to them.
Complete waste of a bike but that’s how it is.
nismocat said:
srob said:
clive_candy said:
Not the best colours so not as much as it might have gone for.
I disagree, I think they’re about the best colours so I don’t think that will hold the price back. richhead said:
Had one back in the day, was a fun thing to ride, until it seized on me flat out, brown trouser moment. Repaired it with new barrels and pistons, never trusted it after that, so sold it, regretted it ever since.
I didn't have an RGV but I did have a silver '97 RS250 in about 1999-2000 time. I bought it as a crash damaged bike with the plan to rebuild it but in the end I just used it as it was for a couple of years. It never actually let me down - lots fell off it but I put that down to it having had a hard life!Sold it (including a brand new set of Mk2 bodywork I'd planned to fit from a mate's bike who raced his in the RS250 Cup or whatever it was called) for £1000 as I was skint and needed the money
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