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Custom Honda NSR50, with CRF150R motor+swingarm swap, street legal, only one in known existance

SpeedyCorky

rides minibikes;U should2
Joined
Mar 9, 2003
Location
East Bay Area
Moto(s)
are clearly addicting; so you see - it's really not my fault...
Name
key-tay
..it has come a *sad* time to sell this lovely machine...

The engine and swingarm mounting was done by professionally by a machine shop (Bill at Quality Machine in SF) about 5 years ago. I've put maybe 30 hours on the bike since the swap. I own 6 motorcycles, so this one has *ahem* mostly been a garage queen :laughing The motor swap was a one-off creation, not any type of "kit" - there is not "kit".

This bike is actually a compilation of actually 4 NSR's that I bought over the years, grabbed their sexy parts, and put them on this bike. It is street legal, as in it has plates and insurance and a title and all that. The motor swap is technically not street legal but I've yet to find a cop who knew enough to care to notice, AND who also cares enough to hassle me about it - everyone who sees it is just blown away at how pretty and small it is, and how fast it is considering its size.... with the right gearing i'm sure it could hit 100mph, but you'd be a fucking idiot to get it going that fast. Its currently geared to top out at about 70 or 75mph, and it gets thru the gears insanely quick....

Mods:
2007 CRF150R motor + swingarm swap
Brembo duel piston front caliper (G-craft bracket)
Brembo rear caliper
Brembo front brake master cylinder RCS15
steel braided brake lines
aftermarket front nose fiberglass bodywork
custom 1-off carbon fiber front fender
FMF 4.1 muffler with *obviously* custom header and pipe
adjustable rear shock
upgraded front fork valves, stiffer springs and heavier oil
6 spoke black rims
aluminum upper triple clamp
lightweight aluminum 38T rear sprocket
lighting/electrical is a total loss system
push start only
catch bottle
red rim tape
....even has new tyres (less than 100 miles)
all maintenance is up to specs, new fluids, valves recently adjusted etc etc


Impossible to say what the bike is worth, I have well over $10k (stopped counting around that point), and countless, countless hours of time in it... countless. Obviously its not worth nearly that, but I do know a 100% OEM NSR50 in good shape, that is street legal in CA - goes for about $3000, so its gotta be worth substantially more than that considering the sexy mods and motor swap

I'll start off at, say $6000 obo
I'm in no rush to sell it, and if I cant get what I want for it - I have no problem keeping it as living room decor :teeth


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showcase video: (since then i've swapped the Brembo 16x18 for the RCS15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWBRdJHhMjc&t=34s


video1 of the build:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlUKN8wa9Zc


video2 of the build:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8LdCmeVFXI
 
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photo en route... watch the video you lazy sod!!! :loco :laughing
 
Wish I had the cash!

Do you need any patent attorney services? Maybe we could trade?
 
i'm looking to decrease my number of motorcycles, but thanks Minoru !!!! :twofinger



more pics... tho they are oldies, from yeaaaars ago :laughing


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Don't do it Charlie! Just saw your CL post and had to pop in here. Wish I had the funds to pick it up
 
I have money to buy it. But, probably not for $6K.

So, I will wait a little.

Meanwhile, I need to make sure if I really need it.

GLWS, Charlie!
 
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