Built and owned by Freddie Hernandez of Denver’s Choppers from 1983-2005, this bike is called “Typical Lowlife” and is built around a KZ1000 engine. The builder now owns Fred’s Frames. This bike is unrestored so the paint has aged a bit. The last time it was displayed at a show was in 2013, and it has spent the last 10 …
Ford Promotion – 2004 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy
In 2004, Ford and Harley-Davidson partnered up to introduce the F-150 Harley-Davidson edition:
2007 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Skull Train
In 2007, Harley released a limited number of 150 sets of “Skull Train” bodywork for the Fat Boy. This bike is #60 of 150. The package is solely cosmetic, though this specific bike has a lot of extra Harley aftermarket parts. The seller claims that over $38k has been invested. Find this Skull Train for sale in Sarasota, Florida for …
Not For Everyone – Buell XB9 Rat Bike
The seller freely admits that this bike is not for everyone, but it sure is…interesting. Originally a Buell XB9, this has had some custom work to look something like a Mad Max bike with a twisted girder front end, cheese grater exhaust, and plenty of copper sheet metal. Buying it is one thing, but would you ride it?
One Owner – 1973 Harley-Davidson Z90
The Z90 has only had one owner for the last 42 years and the only thing wrong with it is that the rear brake does not light up the brake light. The sale comes with both sets of original keys as well as all documentation related to purchase and delivery. The seller says the bike has “never been worked on”, …
One Owner – 1978 Harley-Davidson XLCR
The XLCR is a Harley that I can’t help featuring, mainly because of how different it was from everything else they were building at the time. It was also one of the many bikes in history that was initially hailed as an instant collector bike…that no one bought. Designed by Willie G. Davidson, this bike was supposed to be a …
One Owner – 1974 Harley-Davidson Sportster XLH
Post-Sale Update: After 48 bids on eBay, this Sportster sold for $7,200. Here’s an impressively preserved example of a XLH Sportster from back in the AMF days of Harley-Davidson. Despite being 41 years old and having some (as the seller calls it) ‘beauty marks’ like a crack in the speedo and some scratches on the tank, this is a beautiful …
Harley-Davidson XR1200
A slight departure from Harley’s normal bikes of the time, the XR1200 was almost instantly raced in Europe as soon as it was released to the public. Built as an homage to the flat-tracker XR750, this was a bike designed to handle the curves as well as the straightaways. For more on the XR1200, check out this review from webBikeWorld.
1953 Simplex Servi-Cycle
Originally founded in the late 20s with an initial investment of $25, Simplex Manufacturing Corporation was created by Paul Treen, a former dealer of Harley-Davidson who suggested that they start building a small bike for young riders, presumably to get them hooked on Harleys at a young age. Milwaukee said no, so Treen decided to do it himself. The Simplex …
1949 Harley-Davidson WL45
With the current owner since 1952, this Harley-Davidson WL45 has a great patina thanks to extended storage in a barn, assuming you believe the ‘barn find’ story, especially considering it’s been with the same owner for so long. Still, the bike has recently had a complete tune-up including the installation of a new wiring harness and battery. It’s claimed to …
2001 Indian Scout Centennial Edition
In 2001, Indian (at the time, this was the version of the company that was based out of Gilroy, California) built a limited run of Chiefs and Scouts (2001 each) to celebrate the company’s centennial. Enter the Indian Scout Centennial Edition, which was available in either French Vanilla or Black.
1976 Harley-Davidson FLH
This numbers-matching Shovelhead was a daily rider for the last couple of years, during which it got up to about 68,000 miles on the odometer. But it’s just had an engine rebuild and is ready for a new owner. Extras include a S&S Super E carb and 10-spoke Hallcraft wheels. I vote you dump the handlebars for some stockers and …
2006 McLean Monocycle
Post Listing Update: This McLean Monocycle got no interest at the BIN of $5,500. A couple of weeks ago, I shared a “Video Intermission” about the McLean Monocycle. I thought it’d be fun to share and frankly, I assumed I’d never actually be able to feature one for sale. I’m glad to say I’m wrong – here’s your chance to …
1929 Indian 101 Scout
Considered by some to be the best Indian ever made, the Indian 101 Scout was introduced in 1928 as an upgrade of the Scout that was initially introduced in 1920.
“His and Hers” – 2011 Custom Chopper and Trike
The chopper you see here was built for the June 2012 centerfold of Easyriders magazine. The builder (Capone’s Street Rod Motorcycles) then brought the bike to Daytona, where it was sold to someone who had a matching trike built for his girlfriend to ride. The seller claims that $50K was put into both bikes, now you can pick up the …