Post-Sale Update: This 106SS sold for an unknown amount under $1,800. This 106SS (Speciale Strada) was ‘completely restored to its original beauty’ in 2014, and it could be the perfectly priced start for someone who wants to get into classic Italians.
2006 Ducati Paul Smart
View Post1997 MUZ Skorpion Replica Race Bike
When MZ released a limited edition race replica of their Skorpion, many enthusiasts were pleasantly surprised to discover that it was more than just a paint scheme – it shared several similarities with the factory race bike.
Krauser Fairing – 1988 BMW R100RS
Post Listing Update: This RS did not meet reserve despite 34 bids up to $5,600. Here’s a BMW R100RS that’s been equipped with a rare Krauser fairing. It looks to be in great shape and everything is claimed to run well – here’s your chance for a classic German tourer with an extra dose of style.
1965 Ducati 100 Sport
View PostScrambler Road Racer – 1963 Honda CL72 Custom
Here’s a 250cc Honda CL72 scrambler that’s been converted to a road racer in the spirit of Honda’s RC series, though it has been sitting for a few years.
1947 Salsbury Imperial Rocket
Back in 1936, a man named E. Foster Salsbury co-developed the Salsbury Motor Glide, a scooter with an enclosed drivetrain underneath the seat. His later development of the first CVT to be used on a scooter made his product such a success that he even tried to license the design internationally. This design defined the second generation of scooters worldwide, …
2,800 Miles – 1983 Yamaha Seca Turbo
Having spent the first 30 years of its life in a private collection, this bike found its way to the current seller (technically the first owner because the collector never registered it), who is now offering it with some of the nicest photos I’ve seen of a Turbo Seca for sale. You should go to the listing just to enjoy …
Well Farkled – 2012 Honda NC700X
The Honda NC700X is marketed as a street-based tourer that can tackle the occasional fire road. Here’s an example that’s been modified to up the dirt factor significantly.
Van Tech Framed – 1966 Honda CB160 Racer
View Post2006 Moto Guzzi Breva 1100
Originally available as a 750, the Breva was given a bigger engine just as Moto Guzzi got an infusion of cash from Piaggio.
1966 Triumph Bonneville T120
As the seller notes, “vintage Bonnevilles will never go out of style.” Here’s a clean example that’s managed to avoid being hacked up over the last 49 years.
1993 Moto Guzzi SP III
Considered by some to have the best implementation of the 950cc Guzzi twin, the Moto Guzzi SP III was a solid sport touring bike that comes with a dose of Italian charm.
Ending Soon – 1943 Excelsior Villiers Welbike
View PostEnding Soon – 1938 Moto Scoot Model B
In 1936, Normal Siegel created Moto Scoot with all of his assets and three employees. When Siegel served in the Amry for WWII, the company was taken over by financiers in Chicago who changed the name to American Moto Scoot. It would go on to be the nation’s most popular scooter for a few years, bigger than Cushman or Salisbury.