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2009 Harley-Davidson XR1200X

In America, Less than 5k, Sport by Ted CloughLeave a Comment

By 2007 in the US, Harley Davidson pretty much dominated the cruiser market, and had a large share of the long-distance touring market as well. The XR1200 was an attempt by Harley Davidson to draw more riders of a slightly different (racier?) demographic into the Harley fold. It capitalized on the reputation and image of the venerable XR750, the mainstay …

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Ending Soon – 1930 Indian 101 Scout with No Reserve

In America, Sport, Vintage by AbhiLeave a Comment

The Indian Scout was introduced in 1920 – eight years later the 101 Scout was released and some motorcycles consider it to be the most iconic Indian motorcycle ever built thanks to a bevy of racing-inspired upgrades. Said upgrades included a stronger frame, improved suspension, a longer wheelbase, and a front brake. However as the Great Depression took hold, Indian …

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Needs Work – 1970 Cushman Trackster

In America, Off-Road by AbhiLeave a Comment

Post Listing Update: This Trackster did not meet reserve with 10 bids up to $1,215. In 1970, Cushman introduced the Trackster – a skid steer all terrain vehicle the likes of which have never been built since. Unfortunately, this example is not running and will need some work but I’m hoping someone out there is brave enough to give it …

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1982 Can Am Sonic 500

In America, Off-Road by AbhiLeave a Comment

Introduced in 1982, the Sonic was Can-Am’s first four-stroke bike. It utilized an impressive 45 horsepower Rotax engine but it was a case of too little, too late. Can-Am’s parent company, Bombardier was just about ready to kill their dirt bike arm after the Sonic had been out for just one year, so by ’83 the production of Can-Am’s had …

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Still in Crate – 1970 Rockford Tora 60

In America, Dual-Sport, Japan, Small Displacement by JoeLeave a Comment

Post Sale Update: This Tora sold for $3,000 after 20 bids on eBay – but it keeps getting relisted… Rockford Motors of Rockford, Illinois was the final chapter of the Bridgestone Cycle Company, which eventually morphed into today’s Bridgestone Corporation, the well-known tire manufacturer. The history we’re concerned with began after WWII with the production of small motorbikes and exports …