http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-Yamaha-F ... Sww9xZGzIC

Really, that much! Nearly back to new, money!

Will we be saying in ten to twenty years, nearly new money with an extra zero!

Looks a decent bike, honest advert

Sidetracked, how nice is this!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-TZR250 ... SwlMFZGdsM

I saw it when it popped up a while ago complete with "youre selling it way to cheap" message from his mate

I thought the SP had flatslides.

Nope only the 3TJ6 and 3TJ7 had flatslides

The limited run SP has flatslides the common red / white uses CVs

Thanks Boris,I knew they were fitted to one of them.

It does look a nice one, surprised it hasn't sold yet. £4500 - £ 5000 and it would get whipped up . Gotta get mine finished.

1966baz wrote:It does look a nice one, surprised it hasn't sold yet. £4500 - £ 5000 and it would get whipped up . Gotta get mine finished.

You're having a facin larf aren't you ?
It's nice but it's max is 3k even then the 800 spent is on service items and paint

Evilchicken0 wrote:

1966baz wrote:It does look a nice one, surprised it hasn't sold yet. £4500 - £ 5000 and it would get whipped up . Gotta get mine finished.

You're having a facin larf aren't you ?
It's nice but it's max is 3k even then the 800 spent is on service items and paint

Well it sold after that bit of banter. You obviously need to see a bike in the flesh to really put a value on it. One very similar sold for nearly 6 big ones a few months ago. All depends on how much a person is prepared to pay especially for something rare. Seen a non matching numbers lc go for 7 grand , must have been 2 wealthy people bidding against each other.

Not an lc though. It's not even the limited number SP