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, …
Needs a Service – 1974 John Player Norton Commando
View Post1978 Kawasaki Rickman CR900
Post Listing Update: This Rickman was relisted at a lower price of $22,000, but that wasn’t enough of a discount for anyone to hit “Buy It Now.” The last time this Kawasaki Rickman was up for sale, I thought it was too expensive to feature. I still think it’s too expensive, but I figured you should at least see it!
30″ Hubless – 2006 Harley-Davidson Road King Custom
View Post1977 Triumph Bonneville Silver Jubilee
In 1977 Triumph released 1,000 bikes as part of a limited edition to commemorate the Silver Jubilee (25th anniversary) of Elizabeth’s rise to Queen. You’d think this would be more important in Britain, but all of the bikes were sold in the US.
1971 BSA B50SS
Built by Jeff Yarrington of Saint Motor Company, this BSA B50SS has ditched its Street Scrambler roots in the process of becoming a cafe racer.
#7 – 1976 Moto Guzzi Le Mans Mk1
Arguably the successor to the V7 Sport, the Moto Guzzi 850 LeMans was named after the famous race in France. Guzzi took a modified version of the 850T engine and wrapped it in interesting styling that has led to it becoming a cult classic.
Brand New – 1983 Ducati 900S2
6-3 Update: This 900S2 is back up for sale. Find it with bidding up to $15,400 and the reserve not yet met here on eBay. The Ducati 900S2 was always in the shadow of the 900SS – Ian Falloon originally considered this bike to be a bit of a dog, because it was heavier and uglier than its SS bigger …
Naked Speed TV – 1974 BMW R90S Custom
If you’re a Bike-urious regular, you’re well-versed on what made the R90S so special. That’s also why I’m curious to hear if you love or hate this custom build by Boxer Metal.
Name That Bike – Electric Avenue Edition
Time to play a game – the music video for Electric Avenue features two UJMs, but I cannot positively identify them. Can you?
1932 Royal Enfield Cycar
Now here’s a rare bird – the Royal Enfield Cycar. Finding information on it has been tough, to say the least…but here’s what I’ve got:
OddBike USA Tour II
Two years ago, Jason Cormier of OddBike took his Ducati 916 on a tour of the Southeast US, covering a lot of miles and writing a lot of words. Seriously, the guy writes a ton (but it’s good). It resulted in a great ride report, and I was excited to hear that he’s now planning his second trip – this …
1998 Moto Guzzi V10 Centauro
One of the more distinctively-styled motorcycles ever built, the V10 Centauro was a limited edition (just 1,918 were sold, 300 of which made it to the US) that was designed to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Moto Guzzi factory.
1941 Indian 741 Flat Tracker
The Indian Scout 741 was used by the US Army, though the 500cc V-Twin was never good enough to beat out Harley’s WLA as the Army’s bike of choice. Instead it was used primarily by couriers and scouts. Here’s one that has shed its’ military background in the process of becoming a flat track racer.
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.