Post Listing Update: This bike was relisted multiple times on eBay with the BIN eventually dropping to $4,500, but that wasn’t enough to attract a buyer. A pulsejet engine is named for the fact that the combustion happens in pulses. They’re not a particularly popular powerplant (how’s that for alliteration), but Robert Maddox has established himself as a leader in …
Honda 125 Custom – Bandit9 Ava
Now based out of Vietnam, Bandit9 has made a name for themselves by building some distinctive customs, typically based on small Hondas. As hinted at by the name, each production run of Bandit9 bikes is for just 9 bikes.
2015 Indian Scout Customs
Shaun Ruddy of Chop Deville has built two customs based on the Indian Scout. Are they improvements or would you rather have the stock bike?
In France – Radical Ducati Monster S2R
View Post1969 BSA Thunderbolt Bobber
View PostRadial Engine Prototype – 2011 JRL Cycles Lucky 7
Post Listing Update: this JRL build did not meet reserve with 10 bids up to $45,000. JRL Cycles built a production run of 4 REMs – Radial Engine Motorcycles. This one was the prototype.
Target Design MV Agusta 750S
View PostProject Bike – 1969 BMW /2 Chopper
Alright, I suspect this won’t go over well with most of you, and I look forward to hearing just what you think…
V-Twin Jet – 2003 Harley-Davidson VROD Custom
Here’s the perfect bike for when you need an extra dose of patriotism…a Harley VROD that’s been given fiberglass bodywork and custom paint to make it look like a jet.
1969 Zundapp 250 Custom
This Zundapp was acquired at the 2013 MidAmerica auction at Pebble Beach, and then sent over to Ziggy at Classic Motorcycles for a little bit of custom work. What do you think about it?
In Canada – 1977 Yamaha TT500 Street Tracker
View PostEl Chupacabra – 1992 Ducati 900SS Custom
View Post1960s Ice Skeeter Model 100
Allow me to momentarily turn into “Ice Vehicle-urious” – that name does not work at all. Built between 1960 and 1964 by Northern Manufacturing Company in Oak Harbor, Ohio, the Ice Skeeter was marketed as a ‘brand new winter sport’ that let you ‘skim over ice and packed snow.’
$400,000 – 1984 Bimota SB4S Custom
Yes, that’s $400,000. And that’s the (obviously unmet) opening bid!