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Posting for 2+ yearsHonda RS125RF Manual
Warwick, Warwickshire
£4,000
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Vehicle history
Vehicle history
Vehicle information
- Seller Type
- Trade
- Posted
- 2 hours ago
Description
This lot will be auctioned via Iconic Auctioneers, The Iconic Motorcycle Sale at the NEC Classic Motor Show 2025 on Sunday the 9th of November, NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT. , The 1992 Honda RS125R was a two-stroke customer Grand Prix racing motorcycle designed for club, national, and world championship level racing,Introduced in the All Japan Road Racing Championship in 1980, the Honda RS125R has been a cornerstone of lightweight motorcycle racing for over two decades with Joey Dunlop winning the 1992 Ultra-Lightweight TT and Ulster Grand Prix on a similar machine,In its time, the RS125R produced nine World Champions and gave Honda the Constructors Title 11 times,This 1992 bike has been upgraded to 1993-spec and is a replica of Neil Hodgson's 1992 British Championship winning bike,In great condition with no evidence of gravel trap excursions or significant impacts to the frame, swingarm or body,Confirmed running and true to its racing pedigree it's recommended that it is run on 105 octane fuel,Eligible for classic motorcycle racing and has its CRMC 'parade license' paperwork,Supplied with a history file, Honda workshop manual, spares kit including piston, CDI unit, carburettor jet, spark plugs etc.,Also supplied with a number of stands including the original Honda stand,
Safety Belt Pretensioners
Ad ID: 1504041909
VAT number: 104676423Exact specification may vary from the details on this page. Please contact the seller to reconfirm any details before purchasing. See Terms & Conditions for further information.
Overview
- Year1992
- Mileage0 miles
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