This motorcycle is in very nice condition with16,000 miles. It’s a six-cylinder 120 HP machine. Carburetors have been rebuilt and it has a new battery. Tires in very good condition. It runs great and handles well. Title in hand. Price: $5,900. To see a video of it running, click the...
The 1954 BMW R68 motorcycle is a 600 cc sport version of earlier BMW models. It is considered to be one of the post war “super sports” machines. The telescopic-fork, plunger-framed models represent the end of an era for BMW motorcycles, of which the high-performance R68 is the ultimate expression!...
This is a really pretty bike painted in champagne gold and Alaskan white. It’s a 650 parallel twin and starts first kick. It was in really rough shape when we got it with a box full of mismatched parts. It took a lot of research to get all the right...
Mechanical Mule runs great. Lots of new parts. Shifts nice; brakes work well. The mule has 4-wheel drive and has a top speed of 25 mph. The steel loops on each wheel hub are to attach parachute lines to it. They were dropped by helicopter to the troops. This was...
We just finished a ground-up restoration of a 1955 Vincent Black Shadow Series D. This model is the last of the legendary Black Shadows before the company ceased manufacturing a week before Christmas Day 1955. When the Vincent was introduced in 1946 (the Rapide) it was the first true 110...
Auctions are exciting, loud, stressful, fun and a wonderful gathering of all your motorcycle friends. Where else would you see the most amazing collection of motorcycles. We went in Janauary of 2023 and below are a few photos, including those of friends who either sold or purchased a vintage motorcycle.
The Kreidler Florett was a “Mokick” – basic German transportation: pedal-equipped, 2-stroke model with 50 cc and a 4-speed transmission. In the 1970s this was every teenager’s go-to way to get around. Today’s teenager all have electric bicycles. Not sure which is faster. Lol.
This motorcycle was built for the East German military – DDr – in the early 1970s. This is the MZ TS 250. We have had a number of European ex-military motorcycles. You don’t see them much over here.
This motorcycle is a rare find. It was raced at Daytona in the 1940s by rider Wallace Akins. A customer of our bought it at auction, and while the bike had truce racing provenance, it neither ran nor looked period correct. While we did not restore the motorcycle engine, we...
This Bombardier 250 motorcycle was from the Belgium Army. We picked it up at an auction. It was also used by the Austrian Army. It’s a ight weight, effective enduro machine. We have had an assortment of military motorcycles over the years from the Condor 350 with a Ducati motor,...
We bought this Allstate Scrambler – by Puch – in original, unrestored condition. It’s a very interesting bike: a 250cc twin single with twin carburetors and an aluminum cylinder. The twin carburetor Scrambler was made for one year only and it had 21.7 horsepower vs. the standard Scrambler which only...
The beautiful JD #93 was ridden by Scott Jacobs in the 2014 Motorcycle Cannonball. You can read about it in our Blog here: Cannonball 2014. Ziggy built and prepped this motorcycle (including a newly repainted tank) for that nearly 4,000-mile journey and maintained it on the road for the entire...
