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1991 Kawasaki ZXR750
🇨🇦 Toronto, Canada – A U.K. import, this Kawi has been in storage and is looking for a new owner.
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2008 Ducati 1098 with 341 Miles
Annapolis, Maryland – This one-owner 1098 sports a Zero Gravity windscreen, tasteful carbon fiber upgrades, and only 341 miles on the clock!
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2000 Moto Guzzi V11 Custom by Santiago Chopper
Santa Monica, California – This slick Guzzi custom is guaranteed to turn heads wherever you go.
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2020 Ducati Superleggera V4 #136 with 18 Miles
Santa Monica, California – One of just 500 made worldwide, this nearly-new Superleggera V4 is ready to ride or display.
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2008 BMW R1200GS
Santa Monica, California – Laden with bags, lights, and other accessories, this well-kept GS is ready to take you on adventures near and far.
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1999 Honda CBR900RR
Santa Monica, California – This yellow Fireblade sports a thumping Yoshimura exhaust.
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Team Cycle News 2015 KTM 1290 Super Duke R
Glendale, California – This Super Duke is loaded with upgrades from KTM’s PowerParts catalog and was raced by Rennie Scaysbrook at Pikes Peak for Team Cycle News.
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1977 Yamaha RD400
Santa Monica, California – This painstakingly restored RD comes with one of the best upgrades of all… a California plate!
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2007 Ducati SportClassic GT1000
Santa Monica, California – Outfitted with an aluminum tank, EBC rotors, Bitubo shocks, and other impactful upgrades, this GT1000 is fully-prepped and ready to ride.
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2000 MV Agusta F4 750 with Four Kilometers
Ventura, California – A true time capsule, this highly-original F4 shows just 4km on the clock and still rides on its original tires.
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2006 GG Quadster
Miami, Florida – “A cross between a motorcycle and a formula race car.” Motorcycle.com, May 2008.
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2022 MV Agusta F3 RR MotoAmerica Supersport
Tualatin, Oregon – This MV track weapon raced in MotoAmerica and comes jam-packed with upgrades from EDR Performance, including a MotoAmerica Next-Gen Supersport engine build, an Arrow exhaust system, some K-Tech DDS suspension components, and much much more.
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Valentino Rossi Original Artwork and Signed Baseball Cap
Butler, Missouri – “The Doctor” painted by Bill Patterson on-site at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 2009!
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1969 Suzuki T250 Hustler
🇨🇦 Victoria, Canada – “The Hustler was one of the bikes that put Suzuki on the map in the early Seventies – perhaps more than any other model.” – Motorcycle Classics.
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2013 Suter MMX2 Raced by Johann Zarco
Cresson, Texas – Johann Zarco’s 2013 Moto2 mount (with which he placed 9th overall), this Suter is ready to terrorize the track under your ownership.
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1991 Kawasaki ZX-7R
🇩🇪 Havetoft, Germany – This highly stock ZX-7R is needing a new rider to swing a leg over.
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2002 Moto Guzzi California EV 80
Warwick, Massachusetts – This rare, one-year-only California special edition is adorned in beautiful red leather and was released to celebrate Moto Guzzi’s 80th anniversary.
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2020 MV Agusta Turismo Veloce 800 Lusso with Seven Miles
Saint Anthony, Idaho – “The performance is much more usable than either the KTM or the Ducati, which are depleted uranium sledgehammers in comparison to the MV’s cut-glass nutcracker.” – MCN
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1985 Kawasaki Ninja 600R with 1,354 Miles
Santa Monica, California – The product of an extensive restoration and showing just 1,354 miles on the clock, this clean Kawi 600 is ready to ride or display.
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No Reserve – 2005 Ducati 999 with 808 Miles
Santa Monica, California – Showing less than 1,000 miles on the clock and still riding on its original tires, this well-kept 999 is a true time capsule.
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Adam Rides at California Superbike School!
In Adam’s words:
I recently had the pleasure of attending Keith & Dylan Codes @superbikeschool at Laguna Seca and just now took a look at some of the riding footage.
For this portion of the training / school they have the students take a couple laps on the S1000RR “camera bike.” Here’s just a short recap of me having a little fun!
The focus here isn’t so much your lap speed or breaking records but more-so.. a focus on your lines, throttle control, braking etc.
The bummer for me was that the first lap means you’re still warming up tires and have to nurse it a bit, I wanted some laps where I could get a bit more aggressive but super fun just the same.
It was my first time attending the @superbikeschool so I was only in tier 1 but I’m excited about taking another class one of these days.
It’s funny…I have 100’s upon 100’s of laps under my belt at Laguna Seca but boy oh boy did they teach me a lot in that 8 hour day!
Can’t wait to do it again. Next time on something I own as I’m always a bit more conservative on other people’s bikes. Thanks again guys, still thinking about how much I enjoyed that day!