It’s Back 1996 Suzuki RGV250R VJ22 + £500
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A fantastic example of Suzuki’s legendary RGV250R VJ22, presented in very original condition and clearly cherished throughout its life. This is one of the most desirable 1990s two-stroke sports bikes, known for its sharp handling, exciting performance and Grand Prix-inspired engineering.
This bike also has some history with us, having previously been won by Kevin Ellis on 15th March this year. Kevin later asked us if we would like to buy it back, which we were very happy to accept.
This VJ22 benefits from extensive, well-documented service history, including a comprehensive engine refresh in 2017, which included the crankshaft. This gives confidence that the important mechanical work has already been taken care of.
Tasteful, high-quality upgrades have also been added to improve handling and braking, while still retaining the bike’s original character and overall factory feel.
A stunning machine that looks, rides and feels exactly as a proper RGV should.
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