... yep, I got a clean state DMV title today for my 1994 RGV 250 SP.  Not an easy process by any means, but with patience, dedication and a little luck it can be done. 

Now I just need to fit the lights and bodywork and replace the commuter bike style tires.   

holy smokes... what does that thing run on....  imagination... wow

but I do love the street fighter look, in fact i do like the look of that bike

What's that reservoir in the back? Brake light fluid? 

Quote from: My Name Is Dave on June 08, 2006, 06:47:17 PM
What's that reservoir in the back? Brake light fluid? 

That's what the dealer told me.  Then they wanted $45 to flush and refill it.   

Quote from: Adam R on June 08, 2006, 06:57:57 PM

Quote from: My Name Is Dave on June 08, 2006, 06:47:17 PM
What's that reservoir in the back? Brake light fluid? 

That's what the dealer told me.  Then they wanted $45 to flush and refill it.   

But you can do it at home for $25 and it only takes an hour.

Quote from: My Name Is Dave on June 08, 2006, 06:47:17 PM
What's that reservoir in the back? Brake light fluid? 

would have thought two stroke oil would go in there you will want to check before you put brake fluid in it or its going to be a very short ride.
I keep forgetting that the US dosen't get the little strokers, RGV's are a dime a dozen down here well at least $2000-$4000 but we stopped getting RGV's after the M model and only got Aprilla RS125 and 250 after that the Aprilla actually ran with a beefed up RGV motor from Suzuki and handled better but be careful on it they are more race rep then R1's or GSXR you will find out what quick steering and dropping into corners really means

that kicks ass.

I saw a RGV 500 in medford about two months ago.. was strange as all hell..

That thing is ugly as sin    but... I bet it's fun to ride. 

Speaking of brake fluid; you might want to take abit to that yellowed headlight.   

SWEEET 

now get the bodywork on it and take pics.

badass.....get us some pics with the bodywork on it!!!!

I am so god damned jealous. let us know how it is to ride

arghh that brings back some memories from when i got my learners in nz, hehe
probly to beastier bike for a 15 year old. man it was fun. you'll love it.

Here are some updated pics with the bodywork.

Nice!    Good job!

That sure is mighty purty!  Personally don't like the green on the wheels tho.

I agree with you about the green.  I'm not sure why the previous owner did that. 

Looks like a rag to riches story    Great job and awsome bike.

Quote from: pantablo on June 08, 2006, 10:19:06 PM
that kicks ass.

that needs to be said again. effin sweet!
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and, so what DID it take to title it in the US? was it possible because you moved here from out of the country? give into please! I know a few people with some small displacement cbr's (150's fro malaysia) who would be interested...