Doesn’t that picture make you want to get dirty? Well, this OSSA Pioneer would be a great bike to get started with.
1994 MZ Saxon Country
6-4 Update: This MZ is back up for sale, find it with bidding up to $1,025 and the reserve not yet met here on eBay. Post-Listing Update: This Saxon Country did not meet reserve as bidding only got up to $1,285. I love featuring models that I’ve never seen before, and this incredibly rare MZ Saxon Country fits the bill, …
1966 Triumph Trophy T100C
The T100C was a factory scrambler from Triumph. Marketed towards newer riders, the 500cc twin has now become a bit of a cult classic for those who appreciate the lighter weight and nimbler off-road manners.
1967 Honda CL77
Stored since 1988, this CL77 was recently discovered and is claimed to be an unmolested survivor. It’s been given a replacement front tire and tank badges, and it’s missing a chain guard, otherwise it’s original and complete.
2000 Cagiva Gran Canyon
Here’s a rare Italian dual sport in ‘very good’ condition – who needs a BMW GS when you can stand out from the pack like this?
La Poderosa – 2004 Triumph Bonneville Custom
View PostParis Dakar or Bumble Bee? BMW R100GSes
Black and yellow or red and white? Here are two nice examples of the legendary enduro bike for similar prices and with similar equipment. What would you pick?
1974 Suzuki TS250
Post Sale Update: This TS250 sold for $2,550 after 10 bids on eBay. Also known as the Savage in the US (or the Hustler in Japan), the Suzuki TS250 was a dual-sport with 23 horsepower, a 5-speed transmission, and a top speed of about 80 miles per hour. Here’s a restored example in impressive condition.
DR BIG – 1988 Suzuki DR750
View Post1993 BMW R100GSPD
One of my favorite modern BMWs, the R100GSPD is all business. This example (VIN: WB1047907l6134111) has 75,000 miles and comes with some quality upgrades, like an aftermarket charging system and diode board, PIAA lights, Jesse luggage, Ohlins rear shock, Progressive fork springs, and more. The mileage isn’t low, but this bike could easily got another 75k without a major issue …
1967 Triumph Mountain Cub
In 1953, Triumph introduced a learner bike called the Cub – the idea was that if a rider got started on a Triumph, they’d be more likely to stay with the brand through their riding career. 10 years later, a Trials Cub and Sports Cub were introduced. Management at Johnson Motors (the West Coast Triumph distributor) asked to combine the …
Nicest I’ve Seen – 1970 BSA 441 Victor
In the early 60’s, BSA’s race team was developing a large single in the hopes of winning the 500cc world motocross championship. A 441cc engine ended up being the ticket, which helped BSA capture the 500cc championship in ’64 and ’65. The following year, the company released the BSA 441 Victor Special to the public.
Iraq War Vet – 1999 Kawasaki KLR650
Kawasaki’s trademark green has been around for decades – they even identify their MX racing effort as Team Green. But today, we have a Kawi that works for a different green…the US Marine Corps.
It’s Here – 2015 CSC Cyclone RX3
One of the big complaints about dual-sport bikes is that they’re just too big and heavy. There’s a small amount of 250 options out there (Yamaha probably has the best one with the WR250R), but there wasn’t a true 250 “adventurer tourer”…until now. Meet the Cyclone RX3, the result of a partnership between California Scooter Company and Zongshen, and after …