Tracking down BSI 500

nmacc

Apologies in advance for this, because BSI 500 is not a car, but a CB1100R.

It belonged to my cousin and he'd dearly love to track it down. I have posted about it in the Bikes section, but the carcheological aspect of this might suit the folks in this section better, so my apologies for cross-posting.

Last seen in Cork maybe 10 years ago, any suggestions as to how it might be traced?

Thanks.

salysol

nmacc wrote: »

Apologies in advance for this, because BSI 500 is not a car, but a CB1100R.

It belonged to my cousin and he'd dearly love to track it down. I have posted about it in the Bikes section, but the carcheological aspect of this might suit the folks in this section better, so my apologies for cross-posting.

Last seen in Cork maybe 10 years ago, any suggestions as to how it might be traced?

Thanks.

There was an 1100R in NEW ROSS a few years ago for sale ,can't remember the reg,but i know the lad who owned it.
will see if i can get hold of him.
failing that try biker.ie or irish biker forum.
i had an 1100RC in 82 fantastic bike and worth some money now also had the VF1000R not as good way too top heavy,but still fun to ride.

nmacc

Thanks Salysol, I'll try the forums and see what turns up.

Standard Toaster

Would cartell give you more info if you paid the €€€

https://www.cartell.ie/ssl/servlet/beginStarLookup?registration=BSI+500

nmacc

I tried that Toaster & it told me that the bike is on its sixth owner and was last sold in 1999, but no more than that, alas.