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CrawlerD

What is this worth? I cant decide what to do. I am new to the nsf world. Are these super rare? Heres a pic.



Any input would be appreciated?

NCNSR

Last time i checked one like that was going for $4,500,They will eventually go up in value, surely a future collectible.There are far fewer of them than the NSR50's.

sjohnson

very interested in bike is it still available if so contact me 336 442 9635

gofast353

I know where several are, and at or below dealer cost!!! Also some NSR50's!!

I just bought a brand new 2006 NSF100 for under $4K out the door.

HONDA_CRAZI_116

my local honda dealership has them new for $4,500

NCNSR

$4,500 seems to be the going rate and dealers that can are sitting on them at that price.That dosent mean you wont find a dealer in distress or one that is tired of looking at it and willing to sell for less,But the majority arent willing to settle for less confident eventually they will get what they want.......Even for a niche bike like the NSF100

repsol_a1919

where are the nsr50 of nsf100 for sale???? i also want to buy a set of nsr/nsf 6 spoke wheels... any help out there??????? thanks pm me!!!!! also send any nsr 50 pics looking for ideas on paint jobs.. thanks

icm856

$4500 for that????? The big wigs at Honda must be smoking crack!

Z

After the 2004 NSR50 mess (Dealers couldn't get rid of them and some still have them), the NSF100F was only brought in by dealers who special ordered them. Not very many in the USA. To be a good race bike, it will need the front forks worked and a BBK and you are off to the races.

gofast353

There are 2 NSF100's in La Marque, TX. at Mancuso for $4395. There may still be one in Ridgeland, MS. at Got Gear Motorsports. Several others are out there, you just have to look for them.

Got Gear Motorsports in Ridgeland, MS. has several NSR50's.

gofast353

Check this link for some aftermarket parts ( plastics, bore kits, wheels, etc. ).
Honda NSR-50 Performance parts page featuring Kitaco, Takegawa and G-Craft billet aluminium parts.

MAZZ77X

I disagree. The NSR's and NSF's make great race bikes right out of the box (Unless your 200lbs or more). We have a spec NSR/NSF class and the racing is as good as it gets.
The NSR and NSF dominate our F1 class (63cc 2 stroke/125cc 4 stroke). They may be down on power but make up for it with outstanding corner speed.

NCNSR

I agree the forks are the weak link(And i am under 200Lbs).........Thats why the RS125 fork swap is so popular.(In Japan)Several people on this forum have had there NSR forks reworked and have been impressed with how much of an improvment it has been........

fireman_343

Yep.. I love my reworked forks that I had done! Even people watching can tell a differance in how my front end looks and acts around the corner -vs- the other guys on NSR's.

-Brian
TEAM QUAZZYMOTO RACING # 4

MAZZ77X

Who is doing the forks and what exactly are they doing to them? Mine seem to work great but we are also running on a brand new pristine track with traction out the a$$

fireman_343

I had 35 Motorsports | Motorcycle servicing, motorcycle service, motorcycle set-up, motocycle engine builds do my forks... Tell him Brian Conrad sent ya and he will hook ya up! He made custom springs for my weight, emulator kit, and did something else to the valves I think?? Anyway, it has to be one of the best mods I've done to the bike (besides the XR100 motor conversion)!

Also, there is another guy that does fork work on the NSR's.. Ray Perez... great guy also, but he wasn't available to work on mine when I needed them done.

NCNSR

Ray Perez is rjpracing_2004@yahoo.com I am sure either will do a good job.......

RepsolNSR

i got mine done by Ray Perez -- rjpracing_2004@yahoo.com

i got them back I think same or next week, very quick turn around... he was mad cool too, he called me when he got them, when he shipped them.

they are not on my bike yet though, but when they do, richie who post on these forums can tell you how they are...