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2005 KTM 400 EXC
Current bid: $2,000 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – Light, nimble, and surprisingly versatile, the 400 EXC delivered enduro performance with unmatched all day rideability.
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2017 Ducati Scrambler Café Racer
Current bid: $1,600Panorama City, California – A bone stock, first-year example of Ducati’s retro-inspired turnkey cafe racer.
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2019 Indian FTR 1200 (Obsidian Collection)
Current bid: $5,100Yuma, Arizona – “There’s no getting around it: This is an aggressive motorcycle. It wants to go fast all the time…and it sulks when riding at a relaxed pace” – RevZilla.
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1988 Honda VFR750R RC30 (The European Collection)
Current bid: $17,100Panorama City, California – formerly owned by Nick Ienatsch, this RC30 has been recently serviced.
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2004 Honda RC51 Nicky Hayden Edition Tank
Current bid: $1,600 I RESERVE METRMarietta, Georgia – An original, new in box fuel cell from the fabled Nicky Hayden edition RC51 superbike.
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2001 Buell X1 Lightning
Current bid: $1Arroyo Grande, California – Erik Buell’s take on the American muscle bike. A 1203cc Harley-Davidson V-twin with fuel injection, a stiff tubular steel frame, and a distinctive cast aluminum subframe.
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No Reserve – 1998 Honda Superhawk VTR1000F
Current bid: $2,400 I RESERVE METRPanorama City, California – offered by the original owner, this low-mile (3,174) Superhawk is incredibly original…down to the tires!
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1967 Honda CL77 305 Scrambler
Current bid: $1,357Panorama City, California – A defining Japanese scrambler of the 1960s.
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1993 Kawasaki ZXR750R M1
Current bid: $2,700🇩🇪 Heidenheim, Germany – A stock example of the uncommon M1 generation on this European Ninja.
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No Reserve – Hot Wheels Super Bikes Collection 1:18 Scale – Ben Bostrom Autograph
Current bid: $1 I RESERVE METRBurlington, North Carolina – Iconic is going 1:18 scale! An unusual set of collectables for your display case, including an autographed Ben Bostrom Ducati!
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1995 Ducati 900SS/CR
Current bid: $1Webster, Texas – The last of Ducati’s truly analog Supersports, blending air-cooled L-Twin character, trellis frame purity, and the performance that made the 900SS a modern classic.
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1974 Ducati 750 GT
Current bid: $2,100Panorama City, California – The bike that started Ducati’s legendary big-bore V-twin lineage, the 750 GT blended Fabio Taglioni’s engineering with graceful Italian styling and a characterful 748cc engine.
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No Reserve – 2015 Malcolm Smith Racing Signed Collectors Edition Helmet #25/150
Current bid: $600 I RESERVE METRLas Vegas, Nevada – One of just 150 helmets produced, this limited-edition helmet was signed by Malcolm Smith himself.
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2006 Aprilia RS125 With 914 Miles
Current bid: $6,000 I RESERVE METRNewport Beach, California – A miniature Italian sportbike with serious racing credentials. A liquid cooled two-stroke Rotax engine with a lightweight chassis that made it an icon of the 125cc class.
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2000 Yamaha R1
Current bid: $1,600Sunland, California – The literbike that redefined the class at the turn of the millennium.
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1975 Honda CB750
Current bid: $3,001Panorama City, California – The CB750 is widely credited as the world’s first superbike.
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1982 Suzuki Katana GS1000SZ (Whistler Collection)
Current bid: $850Whistler, British Columbia, Canada – “Before 1979 motorcycle design was simple…and then Suzuki launched the Katana and everything changed.” Bennett’s, November 2019.
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2010 BMW K1300S
Bidding OpenPanorama City, California – A high-speed Bavarian sport-tourer that Cycle World described piloting as “a nearly out-of-body experience to ride with 175 horsepower and a quick-shifter.”
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2015 Shelby Cobra Golf Cart
Current bid: $200Columbus, Ohio – An officially licensed Shelby Cobra golf cart brings the styling of an American sports car icon to a miniaturized electric vehicle that is fully street legal!
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2002 Ducati ST4s Custom By Lockhart Phillips
Current bid: $1Panorama City, California – featuring extensive motor work and a laundry list of modifications, this custom by Wendell Phillips became known as the “ST4R”.
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1993 Yamaha GTS1000
Bidding OpenNew Port Richey, Florida – Proclaimed as one of the “Coolest Sportbikes of the ’90s” by Cycle World, the GTS1000 was far ahead of its time, pairing hub-center steering with fuel injection and ABS to create one of motorcycling’s most innovative sport-tourers.
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