2004 Honda NSR50R in Factory Crate on B.A.T. (located in Kosciusko, MS)

Already up to $4K (3 bids). Auction ends in 7 days:

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2004-honda-nsr50r-7/

This 2004 Honda NSR50R was acquired by the seller in 2004 has remained in its factory shipping crate since new.

Listing Details

• Chassis: RS501101282
• 49cc Two-Stroke Single
• Six-Speed Transmission
• White Paint w/Black Number Plate
• Black Vinyl Saddle
• 12" Alloy Wheels
• Expansion Chamber Exhaust
• 20mm Carburetor
• Telescopic Fork
• Adjustable Monoshock
• Disc Brakes
• Side Stand

 

These are shipped dry, right? So in theory would be ready to go after adding fluids?

 

Iconic Motorbikes has several of these plus some NSF100's too .... interesting little ass kickers

https://iconicmotorbikeauctions.com/auction/2023-honda-nsf100/

https://iconicmotorbikeauctions.com/auction/2023-honda-nsf250/

 

my lawnmower has more power

 

I rode a built Yamaha YSR 50 back in the day and I hit 70 MPH on it. That is no joke on a bike that small.

 

My first bike was a Yamaha 80 dirt bike......my buddy's dad worked at Cape Canaveral and he made an expansion chamber for it!

I re-painted it metal flake purple....

Top speed wasn't even a factor - sucker was just fun to ride!