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1990 Honda RC30 with 3 Miles
$90,950Santa Monica, California – one of the most original examples of the RC30 we’ve ever seen, down to the original battery acid pack!
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1992 Honda NR750
$90,950Santa Monica, California – this NR has been well-modified to be a rider, with 17″ front/rear, Penske shock, braided brake lines, engine derestriction/larger exhaust baffles, and both the projector and fog lighting equipment.
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2007 Redline Revolt With 295 Miles
$10,700Sarasota, Florida – a rare Weber-powered UTV from defunct snowmobile company Redline.
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1994 Honda RC45
$53,400Santa Monica, California – a wonderfully-customized RC45 with several endurance-style touches.
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2008 Aprilia Tuono 1000 R Factory
$6,955Charlotte, North Carolina – “The Aprilia Tuono 1000 is one of the maddest motorcycles you can buy, with a blend of wheelie-popping power, respectable handling and Goldie Lookin’ Chain styling. A motor taken from the RSV1000 Mille sportbike, but not detuned, acts like a Mr Hyde potion in this motorcycle, but if you like the occasional foray to the dark side, you’ll love the Aprilia Tuono 1000.” – MCN
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1985 Honda VF1000R
$8,560Victorville, California – Honda’s high-performance flagship that boasted technology well-ahead of its time.
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1988 Ducati Paso 750 Limited Edition
$7,330Santa Monica, California – one of just ~50 Limited Editions of the distinctive Ducati Paso.
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1983 Bimota SB4
$20,000Santa Monica, California – one of just 272 examples, this was Bimota’s fourth model built around a Suzuki drivetrain.
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1997 Bimota SB6R
$14,050Santa Monica, California – Bimota’s take on the venerable Suzuki GSX-R1100 powerplant.
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1977 Honda CB750 F2
$9,000Los Angeles, California – “My goal was to make a period-correct vintage race bike as a daily rider. She is legal and eligible to be raced in two classes in AHRMA, Vintage Superbike and Formula 750. She is 100% street legal, as well, and my current daily ride.”
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1973 Yamaha DT3 250
$4,066Thornville, Ohio – “truly an incredible motorcycle…it offers totally reliable off-road transportation. It’s ideal for traveling to some far-off ridge…just to see what’s on the other side.” – Cycle World, 1973.
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2019 Ohvale GP-0 212 Limited Edition
$7,995Santa Monica, California – one of 30 Limited Editions built worldwide with the larger 212 motor – this one comes with a tremendous amount of extras including bodywork, exhaust, wheels, subframe, rearsets, sliders, tire warmers, gearing, handlebars, and much more.
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1994 Honda RC45
$56,200Santa Monica, California – a tribute to John Kocinski’s #3 race bike that’s ready to hit the track again.
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2006 Ducati 999RS F06
$105,000Boulder, Colorado – Ruben Xaus’ Ducati race bike from the 2006 season of World Superbike.
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1971 Moto Guzzi Ambassador
$9,999Carroll, Ohio – “If Roman Gods rode motorcycles, the Moto Guzzi would surely be the choice of Bacchus. It oozes pleasure and fleshy affluence. It is a big, stylish and strong road machine that reeks of luxurious plenty; a genuine ultra-bike.” Cycle World, 1969.
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2017 Aprilia Tuono Factory
$14,445Santa Monica, California – “Factory” tells you everything you need to know – this is the version you want.
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2012 Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight XL1200X Custom With 354 Miles
$19,800Santa Monica, California – A trick Top Shelf Customs build that’s packed full of aftermarket parts.
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2003 Petronas FP1 With 39 Miles
$57,500Santa Monica, California – recommissioned by Antonio Fortunato, this 39-mile Petronas is ready to ride.
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1953 MV Agusta 125 Bialbero Racer
$15,000Santa Monica, California – MV Agusta won their first World Championship in 1952. The next year they offered privateers access to their DOHC (Bialbero) and SOHC (Monoalbero) race bikes.
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2013 Ducati Monster 1100 EVO Track Bike
$10,700Chicago, Illinois – “Ducati’s Monster 1100 Evo moved the Monster story to the next level. It’s good looking, sounds great, its power is not overwhelming, it’s smooth and easy to use and the handling is lightweight and fun. The addition of traction control and ABS gave the Monster superbike technology without the high price tag.” This one’s been taken much further in the quest to race AHRMA Battle of the Twins Formula 1.
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2004 Ducati 999S
$8,500Van Nuys, California – a well-modified S with titanium connecting rods, Marchesini wheels, Termignoni exhaust, Ducati titanium subframe, radial front calipers, and much more.
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2003 Ducati 999S Custom
$10,700🇩🇰 Gedved, Denmark – a custom 999 which features OEM parts from a 749R, 1098S, and 1198S.
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2005 Ducati 999S
$9,000Santa Ana, California – a 2-owner 999S that was converted to a track bike in 2011.
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2004 Ducati 999S
$9,630Elgin, Illinois – “Ten years since it first graced our roads the 999 is rapidly being seen as a future classic due to its brief life span and troubled history. Collectors are drawn to bikes with a quirk rather than the run of the mill and few can argue the 999 sticks out in the timeline of Ducati superbikes.” – MCN
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1979 Yamaha YZ250
$8,000Santa Monica, California – a restored YZ that’s offered with the original California title.
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1994 Honda VFR400R NC30
$8,000Santa Monica, California – a NC30 with an Oregon title.
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Team Cycle World/Attack Performance 1993 Yamaha YZF750SP
$16,750Santa Monica, California – the star of multiple Cycle World articles, this bike was campaigned twice at the Daytona 200 by Don Canet.
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1991 Yamaha TZR250 3XV
$9,737Bayside, New York – “Once you’ve grown the courage to make use of the chassis, you’ll spend your days searching for opportunities to embarrass big bike owners.” Performance Bike, September 1991.
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2016 BMW R nineT
$16,050San Francisco, California – a well-modified example of BMW’s popular standard.
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1964 Motom 48
$3,250Santa Monica, California – a rare Motom that’s made its way to the US.
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2006 Ducati Multistrada 1000S DS With 731 Miles
$7,490Ventura, California – an incredibly-preserved first generation Multi which is ready to ride or display.
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1950s Triumph Bonneville Custom
$17,000Santa Monica, California – Built by Choppahead Kustom Cycles, this is “The Nickel Peeper.”
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1935 Harley-Davidson VLD
$37,450Yuma City, California – A restored Harley-Davidson VLD that’s been a show bike for decades.
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1988 Cagiva Freccia C9
$6,688Santa Monica, California – Italian for Arrow, “Freccia” is the perfect model name for the Italian firm’s lithe two-stroke sportbike that was designed by the legendary Massimo Tamburini.
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1992 Suzuki GSX-R400
$10,112Santa Monica, California – repainted to look like a SP, this 400 is offered on a California title.
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1936 NSU Twin Engine Board Track Racer
$18,725West Palm Beach, Florida – a project that started in Hungary in the 1940s, this dual-NSU-powered board tracker needs someone to bring it to life.
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Kenny Roberts Jr. 2002 Leathers
$3,750Santa Monica, California – 31 years after a teenage Kenny Roberts Sr rode a Suzuki in his home town, the brand saw promise in the young Californian Kenny Jr and in 1999 signed him up to the squad. – Team Suzuki MotoGP
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1994 Kevin Schwantz Tail Section
$3,750Santa Monica, California – a tail section from Kevin Schwantz’s bike in the 1994, when he had earned the right to display #1 for the season.
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1972 Seeley Condor G50
$35,000Greenwich, Connecticut – “The Seeley Condor has acquired an almost mystical reputation among classic bike enthusiasts – partly because of the exotic race heritage, but mostly because it is such a rare beast.” – Classic Bike Guide.
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1983 Honda CB1100F
$6,955Norton, Massachusetts – a survivor CB-F that’s ready to ride.
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Maverick Vinales Signed Suzuki 2015 MotoGP Leathers
$5,000Santa Monica, California – Signed by Maverick himself, these leathers are from his 2015 campaign, in which he placed 12th overall and earned Rookie of the Year honors.
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Doug Chandler Suzuki GP 1992 Leathers
$5,000Santa Monica, California – a race-worn (and crashed) suit from Doug Chandler’s 1992 500cc GP season with Lucky Strike Suzuki.
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1980 Husqvarna 390 OR
$5,885Santa Monica, California – “If you’re a serious desert / off-road racer, this is what you ride…no bike – repeat: NO BIKE – has the awesome winning record in the desert that the Husky big-inchers enjoy. The latest machine – our test 390 OR – is such a successful weapon in the desert, that it’s difficult to get one.” Dirt Bike Magazine
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1956 Triumph Thunderbird 6T
$17,120Santa Monica, California – “Best Triumph” at the 2008 Southern California Norton Owners Club 29th Annual All-British Ride at Hansen Dam, this T-Bird is ready for display or a little bit of work away from being a great rider.
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2005 KTM 950 Supermoto
$11,000Santa Monica, California – Per the seller (who is the original owner), “this bike is the first 950 SM brought into the USA.“
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1979 Honda CX500 Custom
$15,000Santa Monica, California – Named “Obersten Regal” (German for “Top Shelf”), this CX500 was built by Chris Kent from Smith Brothers Classic Cycles & Customs out of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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2012 Ducati Panigale 1199 S Tricolore With 27 Miles
$20,865Santa Monica, California – a one-owner example of Ducati’s top-of-the-line sportbike in 2012.
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2021 Ducati Panigale V4 SP With Zero Miles
$48,150Odessa, Texas – a brand new V4 SP that’s still on the original MSO.
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1982 Hesketh V1000
$29,999Santa Monica, California – 1 of just 139 examples of the bike that was supposed to resuscitate the British motorcycling industry.
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1970 Ducati Scrambler 350
$6,500Santa Monica, California – a lovely made-in-Italy Scrambler that’s ready for display or just a little bit of work away from being a rider.
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1965 Moto Parilla Wildcat Scrambler 250
$12,840Santa Monica, California – restored by Hugh Weaver of Bultaco Classic, this Parilla has been on display since 2009.
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1967 Triumph Bonneville Custom
$4,000Santa Monica, California – a wild custom Bonnie.
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2001 Aprilia RST1000 Futura
$4,815Santa Monica, California – Cycle World’s best sport-touring bike of 2001: “the Mille-based V-Twin makes competitive power, and its twin-spar aluminum chassis elevates class standards for handling..”
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1996 Bimota BB1 Supermono With 1 Mile
$12,000Santa Monica, California – 1 of 146 biposto Supermonos – this example has just 1 mile!
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2000 MV Agusta F4 750 Serie Oro With 0 Miles
$50,000Bridgehampton, New York – The spark that made MV Agusta lust-worthy again after decades of irrelevance, the Serie Oro is a true collectible – and this is one of the nicest examples you’ll ever find.
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2002 Bruce Transportation Honda CBR954RR
$12,300Who says school buses have to be slow? Here’s one of the two CBR954RRs that were campaigned by Honda and Bruce Transportation Group in AMA Formula Xtreme.
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2020 Bimota Tesi H2
$75,970Santa Monica, California – #6 of the Tesi H2 production run destined to the US. This one’s new with 0 km on the dash!
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