Hi all

The new boy again.

I just got a 1994 NSR PGM IV.
The previous owner claim it was a SP which does have all the SP usual suspect like: Magtek wheels, adjustable front and rear shocks, dry clutch... No HRC card though.

So is there a way that I can find out if it is an SP through a production model number?

Owners manual is here:

http://www.nsr250.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7015


Do a search as there was a recent thread about identifying bike type by model number.

You can't identify if the bike left the factory an SP, an SE or and R model by it's frame number.
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Johns right, you cant tell exactly which model the bike left the factory as, but you can check the online manual to see what range the frame is in.

Frame numbers for an SE range - MC28-1000001~1006513

Frame numbers for an SP range - MC28-1000001~1006013

So.... if your frame number is anything after 1006013 then it couldn't be an SP.

Might help

I'm surprise that youcan't identlify by serial number as I aware there is only 1500 SP each year 94-96. I'm sure the factory have some sort of data base that identifly and keep track on the SPs. Like the ducati's, but obvesiously ducs is much smaller company.

BUt I might be wrong

I'm sure they do, but they didn't relese details and the bikes were just taken from normal production.

Added to that as the '28 was selling very slowly towards the end of it's production, there was nothing but SE's made after about 1995 anyway and the SP's had sold out there is more than a slight chance that SP's got "made" from SE's and sold as SPs by dealers.
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