Which bike would you “unsell”?

[Esceptico]

For me it would definitely be my RS250.

Can’t now figure out what the fk I was thinking when I sold it. Idiot!

What hurts most is that there is no possibility of replacing it like for like (mint low mileage) here in NZ.

[RemyMartin81D]

None of them as they are all still readily available.

That said the 5SL R6 is the one bike I'd own again from bikes I've previously owned that or the 675 Daytona.

[SilverHarrier]

Always regretted selling my KR1S.

First bike after passing my test in 97.

Its still around somewhere, G777EPC.

If I see it appear for sale at some point il be onto it!

[Cylon2007]

My Z650B1 that I sold to buy a car when I got married in 1983, it was mnt and low mileage and my first proper 'big' bike.

[Pegscratch]

RD350 YPVS, KTM 950SMR. Former because it's a proper cult bike now, I was foolish to sell it. Latter because it was just so loveable.

[Tasmin200]

Twelve years on I'm still not sure why I sold it. I regret it often.

I wouldn't buy another one, I only want that that one.

[Chipchap]

BMW HP2 Sport and any one of the six CBX's that I have owned.

[castex]

Ducati 600SS.
What was I thinking?

[Speed addicted]

My 2007 Speed Triple, in Roulette green.
Loved it, bought it new and had it three years then sold it because it was pretty crap at high speed touring (fairly obviously).

[Charliecloud]

RC30 - RRJ 4k total standard - 17 years ago when my son was born.

[Tasmin200]

Charliecloud said:

RC30 - RRJ 4k total standard - 17 years ago when my son was born.

You win.

[Megaflow]

This:

[CypSIdders]

Strange this should come up now, more about that later,

Six years ago, due to personal circumstances, unfortunately I had to, temporarily, un-emigrate for a few years!
I had a few bikes at the time, an NSR250, an RZR250, a CBR600f, a DRZ400E and a GasGas 280 Pro.
I had easy access to unlimited off-roading and traffic and camera free roads, unfortunately I had to sell the lot.
I'd like 'em all back.

Earlier this evening I opened up the post box to find a demand for 3 years road tax for the CBR600, a bike I haven't owned for six years!
Can't wait to sort that out, NOT!

[underwhelmist]

You've all sold some very nice bikes and I can understand why you regret letting them go. I love the RC30 and 916.

The one I regret letting go was a fairly ropey Kawasaki GT750 - it was my return to riding after a long time away, I bought it as a non runner and spent some time getting it roadworthy again, and it was a great bike to use, abuse and leave pretty much anywhere without worrying about whether it'd be nicked. It wasn't exciting and it didn't induce pride of ownership, but I just liked it. Dependable and practical.

[crofty1984]

My '79 Triumph Bonneville. Oddly, the chap that bought it from me pocket-dialled me yesterday. Though apparently it's running well.

[anonymous-user]

My ‘96 TZ250 and the Spondon ‘92.

Everything else is easily replaced, not those

[Dakkon]

My Ducati 999S, I was working in NZ, it was in my mum's garage, thought I was going to be in NZ for some time, sold it and then came back due to a change of circumstances, ah well.

[rat840771]

RD350LC ‘Kenny Roberts’ special. I recall it had his signature on the tank.

[Tyre Smoke]

My Suzuki GT125 then my Suzuki X7.

Two stoke and Allspeeds, what's not to love.

I'm looking at this and it won't go away,,,

Clicky

[kev b]

Cagiva Elefant, not without flaws (Ducati engine) but just a lovely bike to ride, sold it for a profit though.

My Yamaha YPVS 350, a bike with proper character, I blueprinted the engine, made bronze bushes for every pivot etc, a totally sorted machine. Daily transport all year round, toured Germany on it, sold to fund a business project. What was I thinking?