Property of a deceased's estate
2002 Alfer 249cc VR250 Enduro
Registration no. WJ02 OTE
Frame no. VT9VR1250E1001190
Engine no. 641429
The Alfer motorcycle company was founded in 1980 in Barcelona, Spain by Francisco Almirall and Ramón Fernández. Production began in 1982 with 125cc and 250cc enduro machines, followed later that same year by the first moto-cross models. Most early Alfers were powered by Villa engines. Alfers were designed for serious competition and evolved continuously over the following 30 years, winning many Spanish national enduro championships in both the 80cc and 125cc classes.

Models included the VR250 Enduro and the VR250 Super Motard, both of which featured high-quality suspension and brake components. Alfer ceased production in 2011. This Alfer VR250 is equipped with Brembo brakes, Marzocchi forks, and a WP rear shock. The current odometer reading is 1,085 miles but nothing is known of the machine's history other than the fact that the registered keeper (from 2003) is its second owner. The engine turns over. Offered with an old-style V5C. No keys (the buyer will need to source).
Offered without key
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Lot to be sold without reserve.


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