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1996 Honda CBR900RR
Current bid: $6,650Ogden, Utah – The third generation Fireblade brought more power, less weight, and greater refinement to Honda’s revolutionary lightweight superbike formula
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1990 Honda CB-1 With 5 Miles
Current bid: $5,700Houlton, Wisconsin – Kept by the Honda dealer who helped export 2,200 CB-1s to Europe, this example has spent decades in climate controlled storage and shows just five miles.
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1988 Suzuki GSX-R400
Current bid: $4,000Panorama City, California – With nearly 60 horsepower in a package weighing under 350 pounds wet, the GSX-R400 was a tiny sportbike with very serious intentions.
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2003 Honda RC51 With 1,997 Miles
Current bid: $8,400Oxnard, California – Born to beat Ducati on the racetrack, the RC51 combined a 130 horsepower V Twin with competition derived hardware in one of Honda’s most focused superbikes.
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1978 Honda XL350
Current bid: $701Panorama City, California – a well modified XL350 with a big bore kit, Race Tech suspension, and repainted bodywork.
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No Reserve – 1971 DKW Enduro
Current bid: $601 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – Before modern Japanese competition took over, the DKW 125 Enduro gave riders an affordable and capable introduction to lightweight off road riding.
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2007 Ducati 1098S Tricolore
Current bid: $12,600🇨🇦 Richmond, British Columbia, Canada – “On the road the 1098S isn’t just an improvement, it’s a revelation” – Cycle World.
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1985 Honda HRC RS750
Current bid: $12,100Panorama City, California – a rare opportunity to acquire a HRC RS750!
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1980 Honda CBX
Current bid: $25,100Panorama City, California – this low-mile CBX is equipped with the factory Sport Kit and a 6-into-6 exhaust!
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1979 Yamaha RD400F Daytona Special
Current bid: $6,100Chino Hills, California – The final evolution of Yamaha’s legendary RD series, the Daytona Special refined the formula without losing the hooligan character that made these bikes so much fun.
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1984 Laverda RGS Executive
Current bid: $400Panorama City, California – For sale from its original owner, this factory Executive is one of roughly 2,500 RGS built.
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2004 MV Agusta F4 750 SPR #118 With 1,280 Miles
Current bid: $6,200Salt Lake City, Utah – a low-mile SPR with the special factory-optional Arrow RG3 exhaust.
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2024 BMW M1000R
Current bid: $7,600Escondido, California – BMW took the S1000RR’s superbike performance, stripped away the fairings, and created a 205 horsepower naked bike with very few compromises.
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2004 Blata Minibike 2.5
Current bid: $2,000 I RESERVE METRSacramento, California – With RC51 inspired bodywork and a 39cc two stroke engine, this Blata is a miniature celebration of Colin Edwards’ 2002 World Superbike Championship.
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No Reserve – Ducati 848 EVO (2008-2013) Carbon Fiber Race Body Kit, by Speed Carbon.
Current bid: $400 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – Previously fitted to Iconic CEO Adam’s 848 EVO, this carbon fiber bodywork kit is ready for its next life on the track.
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2022 Harley-Davidson LiveWire One With 389 Miles
Current bid: $145Arlington, Virginia – With instant torque, 105 horsepower, and sophisticated rider aids, the LiveWire proved Harley could build a very different kind of performance motorcycle.
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1969 Ducati 350 Race Bike
Bidding OpenSanta Ana, California – A lightweight 350cc racer from Ducati’s pre Desmo era.
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1986 Honda Z50RD Christmas Special With Zero Miles
Current bid: $1🇸🇪 Alingsas, Vastra Gotaland, Sweden – Built exclusively for Honda’s top dealers, the Z50RD Christmas Special is a rare chrome covered take on Honda’s Iconic mini bike.
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No Reserve – 1979 Kawasaki KZ1000 LTD
Current bid: $1 I RESERVE METR🇨🇦 Sorrento, British Columbia, Canada – a Kerker equipped KZ that’s ready to ride or restore.
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1996 Honda PC800 Pacific Coast With Sidecar
Bidding OpenSacramento, California – This sidecar rig was formerly owned by PC800 legend Leland Sheppard.
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2006 Ducati Sport1000
Current bid: $2,100Panorama City, California – With styling inspired by the 1973 Ducati 750 Sport, the Sport1000 brought Ducati’s classic cafe racer aesthetic into the modern era.
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