“Modified “cafe” style CB650 with clean title. SOHC inline 4. 63 HP. Under 400lbs. Approximately 12,000 miles on original motor. Recent oil change and new filter. Upgrade to Nighthawk vacuum carbs. Carbs cleaned, synched and rejetted due to modifications including 2-1 exhaust and removal of factory airbox. Valves, timing and timing chain adjusted. New wiring and battery, newer reg/rect. $2500, will consider trades”

Lots of other updates to this bike build on a 1982 CB650 frame. Not for everyone, but there is something quite likable about it. While this particular Honda custom bobber motorcycle is no longer for sale, there are probably tons more available here.

“For sale is a 1986 Yamaha Fazer with the Genesis 700cc engine. This bike is also known as the “baby V-Max” as they look very similar. This bike is in very good to excellent condition. You will not find one in this good of shape with original, shiny paint probably anywhere in the country. It has no scratches and has not been down (to my knowledge). This is a very hard to find and collectible bike. I have added foam grips, bar end mirrors, and a windshield. Fresh oil and plugs about 400 miles ago. Tires and chain in great shape. Jump on it before it’s gone. $2300 firm.”

In the Spring of 2001 I paid $2500 for my second Yamaha Fazer, a 1986 model. It wasn’t quite as nice as this particular specimen for sale. The owner/seller doesn’t state how many miles the bike has on it, but their engines hold up quite well, so I wouldn’t worry much if it was under 40k. The mounted windscreen is a third party manufactured unit; Yamaha made a color coded quarter fairing/windscreen specifically for the Fazer and Radians in 1986 that looked a little sportier than this one. I nit pick.

Although this particular 1986 Yamaha Fazer standard motorcycle is no longer for sale, there may be more:

Other Fazers may be available for sale here.

2nd owner, 37,680 miles. Reciepts for all work done, comes with suit and gloves. $1,600 Marysville, WA.

This is the first year for the Interceptor from Honda. In 1984, Honda offered a 700cc version (called just Interceptor, the true 750cc engine Interceptor was the V45, and cost $800 more, thanks to the Reagan Administration’s Harley Davidson protective tariff). This vintage Interceptor could be a collector’s item.

If this Honda V45 Interceptor is gone, more may be available here.

>> Click Here << to go to the owner’s craigslist ad for this Honda Interceptor classic. If the ad is gone, then it’s possible the motorcycle is no longer for sale. Please read the disclaimer near the top of this posting.

“65 BSA 650 Bobber, has a fresh top end by Gonzales motors(Tacoma), New Firestone vintage tires, original BSA A50 aluminun tank. Bike has a clear WA title in my name, just needs to be wired to be up and running and on the road. Great winter project that doesn’t need a whole lot to finish! Please call with questions. I picked this up in a trade and have lost interest! $3000 FIRM”

While this particular BSA bobber motorcycle is no longer available, there are lots more available here.

“1984 Yamaha FJ 1100. Runs and rides great. 18k miles. Fast and comfortable. Will trade for Panhead/Shovelhead stuff.$2300.00 obo.email”

While this particular Yamaha FJ 1100 is no longer available for sale, there are more available:

“starts runs rides stops. incredibly fast bike that is in need of some tlc. more info upon request.”

While this particular Yamaha Fazer is no longer available for sale, there may be more elsewhere.

>> Click here to check for more Yamaha Fazers for sale <<

Every so often, I like to review the blog’s stats. See patterns, see what’s topping the charts of what’s interesting to readers. Recently, that crown is bestowed upon Harley AMF related items, motorcycles and gear.

And, where would one procure Harley AMF gear, trinkets, memorobilia, or *gasp* an entire motorcycle? Well, eBay is a great place to start your search! Here’s what is currently available:

And here are up-to-the-minute eBay listings on all things Harley AMF: