Post Sale Update: This Cobra sold for $11,500 after 57 bids on eBay in Suffern, New York…but the sale didn’t go through and now it’s been relisted. Otherwise known as the T500, the Suzuki Cobra was very short-lived. Sort of. After just one year, Ford told Suzuki that the Cobra name was already accounted for, and that they should figure …
Not Bought on Bike-urious – Terry Prince-Made – 1949 Vincent Rapide
Yesterday I got a comment on a Vincent Rapide that Tim Huber had featured back in June of 2017. The new owner mentions that the Rapide has made its way from the US to Australia, and while it wasn’t specifically bought through the Bike-urious listing, I thought you’d appreciate a story that the buyer shared on Timeless2Wheels entitled “The Vincent …
Picture Intermission – 2020 Dania Beach Vintage Motorcycle Show
Bike-urious reader Steve King was at the 14th Annual Dania Beach Vintage Motorcycle Show yesterday, and he’s kindly ofered to share some photos from his visit for those of you that weren’t able to attend!
2012 OCC Bio Diesel
Built by Orange County Choppers and featured on season 3, episode 6 of the show American Chopper, this is one of two bikes created for National Biodiesel Day back in 2012.
2009 Ducati Monster 1100S
Equipped with an absurd amount of Ducati Performance and aftermarket parts, this is a well-modified example of the final air-cooled generation of Monsters.
Video Intermission – Watch Mecum Las Vegas Live
I’m just about to land in Vegas – hopefully I’ll see you at the Mecum auction on Saturday? If you’re not able to make it, don’t forget that you can watch the auctions live online!
1974 Laverda 750 SFC
Post Listing Update: This SFC did not get any interest at the BIN of $58,000. One of the most famous motorcycles to ever come out of Italy, the Laverda SFC was a half-faired beauty built for competition. SFC stood for Super Freni Competizione, or “Super Brakes Competition.” The brakes weren’t the only thing that were super – the engine got …
Guess That Bike Revealed – Start Button Edition
Congratulations to Peter Tanshanomi, who was the first to identify that this orange piece of plastic fires up the mighty heart inside of a Bimota Tesi 1D.
1957 Meguro S3 Junior
One of Japan’s first motorcycle manufacturers, Meguro’s first bike was a 500cc machine created in 1937. They specialized in four-stroke machines, and the “S” lineup had the S1 – 500cc, S2 – 350cc, and the S3 (also called the Junior) used a 250cc.
Guess That Bike Revealed – Fancy Windscreen Edition
Congratulations to RoadRash, who was the first to identify that this fancy windscreen was an option for the Bimota SB8R!
1,000 KM in Costa Rica With Elephant Moto – Day 7
View PostRare Project – 1964 Tohatsu Runpet Sport 50
Post Sale Update: This Tohatsu sold for the BIN of $3,000 on eBay in Maple Valley, Washington. Founded in 1922, the Japanese firm Tohatsu is now best known for their outboard motors. But in the 50s and 60s, they produced some excellent two-stroke bikes and dominated the market – in the 50s, they had 22% of their home market, outselling …
1973 MTD 368-850C
Post Sale Update: This MTD sold for $1,725 after 4 bids on eBay in Spring Hill, Florida. Not the sexiest name in the world, but the MTD 368-850C is a rare minibike that rides better than you’d think thanks to the leading link front suspension.
Who’s Going to Vegas This Weekend?
View PostGuess That Bike – Start Button Edition
Before you can go, you must push the magic button. Which bike does this belong to?