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2000 Aprilia RSV Mille R
Current bid: $4,200Ballston Spa, NY – With a Rotax V Twin, forged wheels, carbon fiber bodywork, and Öhlins suspension, the Mille R was Aprilia’s serious answer to the established Italian superbikes.
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1994 Honda RVF400 NC35
Current bid: $10,100🇯🇵 Chiba-Ken, Chiba, Japan – A miniaturized RC45 in all but name, the RVF400 packed V4 power and superbike hardware into one of Honda’s greatest small displacement packages.
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No Reserve – 1994 Honda CBR900RR
Current bid: $3,650 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – Imported from Japan, this Fireblade features a livery that was never offered in the US!
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No Reserve – 1989 Yamaha TDR250
Current bid: $4,900 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – Never sold in the US, the TDR250 was a lightweight dual sport with nearly 50 horsepower of two stroke performance.
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2013 Triumph Speed Triple SE
Current bid: $4,002Panorama City, California – 1 of just 200 Special Editions that Triumph created, set off with Matte Graphite bodywork and a blue frame, this one is freshly serviced by Iconic, and ready to carve canyons.
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2005 KTM 400 EXC
Current bid: $850Panorama City, California – Light, nimble, and surprisingly versatile, the 400 EXC delivered enduro performance with unmatched all day rideability.
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2008 MV Agusta F4 R 312
Current bid: $7,100San Jose, California – With 183 horsepower, forged Marchesini wheels, Brembo monoblocs, and a claimed 193.87 mph top speed, the F4 R 312 was as serious as it was beautiful.
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1959 AJS 18CS
Current bid: $2,400🇨🇦 Sorrento, British Columbia, Canada – With its 497cc single and competition focused chassis, the 18CS was AJS’s sporting take on the classic British motorcycle.
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1979 Honda CBX
Current bid: $8,300Panorama City, California – With six cylinders, more than 100 horsepower, and an intoxicating exhaust note, the CBX1000 was Honda’s ultimate expression of the late 1970s horsepower war.
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2007 Ducati NCR New Blue #12/50
Current bid: $25,100Panorama City, California – One of just 50 built, this NCR New Blue transforms Ducati’s Sport 1000 S into a lightweight, race focused tribute to the legendary Old Blue.
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1986 Suzuki RG500 Gamma
Current bid: $29,800Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – As close to a street legal Grand Prix bike as Suzuki ever built, the RG500 Gamma remains one of the great two stroke race replicas.
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1974 Honda Elsinore CR125M
Current bid: $4,000 I RESERVE METRButte, Montana – Small in displacement but serious in intent, the CR125M proved Honda could build a 125cc motocrosser without compromising performance.
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1996 Honda RS125R
Current bid: $2,601 I RESERVE METRNew Haven, Connecticut – The RS125R was Honda’s final 125cc GP racer, a featherweight two stroke that became a proving ground for generations of racers.
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1977 Honda MT125R With Zero Miles
Current bid: $5,131Panorama City, California – A Grand Prix bike that was genuinely within reach for privateer racers of the day.
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No Reserve – 2004 Ducati 998 Matrix Reloaded Edition
Current bid: $7,100 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – The real star of the Matrix trilogy.
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1968 Suzuki T500 Cobra
Current bid: $1,068Panorama City, California – A rare first year “Cobra” model, this early T500 represents Suzuki’s bold and successful challenge to the belief that big air cooled two strokes simply couldn’t be built.
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2006 Yamaha R1 LE #220/500
Current bid: $10,000 I RESERVE METRParamount, California – Yamaha celebrated its 50th anniversary by turning 500 R1s into near production racers, complete with Öhlins suspension, Marchesini wheels, and Iconic Speedblock livery.
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1989 Honda GB500
Current bid: $2,700Panorama City, California – “It‘s the perfect sportbike for someone who wants to enjoy the sensations of a traditional road-going single without a heavy maintenance schedule or an advanced degree in machine shop.” – Peter Egan, Cycle World, March 1989.
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2024 Ducati Panigale V4 SP2 30th Anniversario 916 #272/500 With 338 Miles
Current bid: $14,100Huntington Beach, CA – Built to celebrate 30 years of the 916, the V4 SP2 30th Anniversario 916 brings the 916’s racing legacy into Ducati’s modern V4 era.
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No Reserve – 1969 Greeves Challenger MX5 Project
Current bid: $1 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – Born from Greeves’ pursuit of motocross performance, the Challenger was a serious 250cc two stroke built to compete with the best of its era.
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2005 Kawasaki ZX-6R With 944 Miles
Bidding OpenSan Rafael, California – customized when new to replicate an AMA Supersport build, this 1 owner Kawasaki has less than 1,000 miles.
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1991 Suzuki GSX-R750
Bidding OpenPanorama City, California – a lovely “Slingshot” GSX-R that’s being offered by the original owner!
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1939 Indian Sport Scout
Current bid: $601Panorama City, California – Restored and showing just 51 miles since, this 1939 Sport Scout is a beautifully preserved piece of Indian history.
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