Need Help Rc45

Hi i found the RC45 in ohio,i can'i believe it only has 207 miles!! i'm super exited!!!

 

Whats the vin #? Or at least that last couple digits to see if you got one of the first made. I beleave teh one I metioned was close to if not #3 or 4.

 

JOE i called where you told me but they had sold it about a year ago for $22000.

 

Whats the vin #? Or at least that last couple digits to see if you got one of the first made. The lower the number the more it's worth. I'm just wondering. Too bad about the one I metioned. I knew some one would purase it sooner or later. It was or still is a real gem.

 

Rc45

any idea what RC45 could be $ today?

 

Just a guess I would say 26-30k depending on vin#. I know the place I referd to wanted to get rid of it

 

How many really did come in the US? and how many where california models?
need any info that i can find, does anybody know how much they on the market today anybody see any for sale? THANKS ROD

 

I would call Honda for all the details on how many made and imported. This may help
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_RVF750_RC45
http://www.v-four.freeserve.co.uk/rc45.htm
http://home.comcast.net/~netters2/
Eh, Can you get a 2007 250 VTR?
http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/984197/

 

Non that I know of where Ca, models PM, BUSYLITTLESHOP he has the whole history on theses, besides being crazy about em, he'll talk your leg off.

 

I heard at one time that only 50 RC45's were brought to the states for new resale in 1994. I guess $24,000 was alot to pay for a bike that could be outrun by a CBR 600F2 in stock form! I used to work for a Honda motorcycle shop in Fort Collins CO, and my boss was lucky enough to find one still in the crate!!! According to my Honda Motorcycle Identification guide the U.S. model VIN's started with
JH2RC450*RM000006 to ? *=check digit

 

no idea what $, if 2 find one?

 

Ah, then you meaning the Fort Collins Shop, where the ones that also had a NR 750 on the show room floor too. But again, check with Larry aka, Busylittleshop. if I got the story right, he has serial # 0002 pretty interesting read too on how Larry found his Mr.45

 

I was told by a Honda representative that at least three bikes(it would be cool to see that warehouse!) of each model are kept by Honda so that research can be done on that model in the future if they have problems with the bike being sold(lawsuits, parts problems, recalls, etc.) I find it hard to believe that a private owner owns the #2 RC45(especially if the Honda Identification Guide lists the first VIN as being #6). When I worked at Interstate Honda in Ft Collins CO, my boss looked up fifty(000006to 000056) VIN numbers in the Honda computer to see who they were warranty registered to. I believe two of them were in Kurtis Roberts name. As for the NR 750, it was owned by the prior owner of the store who eventually traded the bike for a Lotus Espirit!(STUPID!!!!)

 

only fifty came in the U.S and all where american models no california model .
Some whent for racing around the states, so how many are left? and where and how much are the $$$$ today.

 

Rc30/ Rc45 $$$$$

SO, I GOT A QUESTION, what is more valuabel an RC30 or rc45? in market today.$$$$

 

Well not to discount what you know. But man, be hard to dispute this...

Click on his story, then onto his photo album.

http://home.comcast.net/~netters2/

 

Larry's bike is a Canadian Model, and is definetly serial number 002. Not sure which (total) RC45 VIN number ranges were canadian and which were US, but Larry would know.

Here I am sitting on it:





And he's got about 87,000km on it!!!!

 

Ahhh, Canadian model makes sense!!

 

Here's what I believe to be true...

Honda imported 56 RC45s to North America...

1 thru 5 went to Canada...

6 thru 56 came to the USA...

Freddie Spencer owns RC45 balls 6 and it's on display at his school in Los Vegas...

Out of the orginial North American 56 I've personally tracked 28 RC45s...

 

so what do u think its worth more RC30 RC45 ? The RC45 is so much harder to find. 1990 both bikes. american models(wich r alot less)