« Reply #14 on: January 02, 2013, 11:15:54 am »
It doesn't read to me that it was a bike that Bell rode. The listing states that the bike is brand new and "built to the specs of Glen Bells bike".
Right from the gitgo the seller is describing it as "A 1987 Marlboro Yamaha YZ250T". It's not.
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Everything has been restored to the exact specs as Glen Bell rode in the 1987 mister motorcross, From sponsors even down to the Recaro seat" That sentence alone to me is designed to make you think that Glenn Bell rode this bike, the only missing word being 'it' between 'rode' and 'in'. "
This Bike was restored by some of the most respected people in the industry" if it was 'brand new and has not been ridden' it wouldn't have needed to be restored. What's happened is that he's sprayed a lot of fluro orange, stuck on some Marlborough graphics and got Belly to sign the rear guard.
Your looking at possibly the the best VMX bike on the market,
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The bike it self is as , Its come from a private collection and is up for sale....
Everything has been restored to the exact specs as Glen Bell rode in the 1987 mister motorcross, From sponsors even down to the Recaro seat.
This machine is also signed by Glen on the rear guard as also the A frame with thanks. "see attach pic" This is a very rare oppertunity for a as new 1987 YZ250T to be on sale and would be a very fine musium peice or in your personal collection...
The price is what the reserve starts at and i please ask for only serious bidders. I reserve the right to end the auction early so if you are after this awsome Bike then do something about it!!!!!
« Last Edit: January 02, 2013, 01:52:13 pm by firko »
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