I wouldnt buy them. I need to use my machines. I never understood colecting items that you are not going to use.

 

Am I the only one who senses rip off, or scam.Look at the rotors on the one w/ 200+ miles. I think it looks more worn than only stopping a few times in 200 miles. Also why replace the chain on a bike with only 1 mile? Also same guy has all those bikes with no miles? somethings not right. just my .02

 

I'm not going to defend the TL1000R, but I happen to own one (as well as two CBR 600s and an 01 GSXR750 whichare alllighter and more nimble than the TL) but the bike I find myself riding most often is the TL. You really just gotta get on one to know what I mean. That thumping sound, the sweet torque from low end all the way up to the redline,and the backfires with blue flames shooting out at night. Dude it is a FUN bike!

 

Come on people, these are collector bikes. Plain and simple. There are plenty of people that will spend $8K for a "1 mile F3."

It's not about technology at this point. Well it is, but in an inconventional manner, as in, reverse.

I'd love to have one. I really want to know the story behind those two bikes. Just sitting somewhere obviously. I wonder if they were part of a will or trust???

Very cool bikes. I bet Jay Leno sees them... he might even buy one! I would if I could.

 

What I said about the TLR is in reference to a track application.Heavy,and the rear suspension (Rotary Dampener,iirc) is plain goofy.

For a streetbike it's a bargain,if you can find one that's not beat to death.But that's with any Suzuki

 

Wow, looks like someone running a mini storage is making out big! Pretty amazing to see what my F3 looked like when it was new...

 

Like I said, no one was going to buy 10 year old technology for $8K. You may have to be a ebay member to see this add.

 

The TL sold.