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2014 KTM RC8R
$13,910Cameron Park, California – “There is no shortfall of compelling qualities in the sportbike category, but the Austrian-built KTM RC8 R possesses a concentration of characteristics that hit your senses with all the force of an avalanche.” – Cycle World
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1995 Ducati 916 Senna #75
$23,500🇩🇰 Horsens, Denmark – #75/300 with extensive upgrades including a 996 SPS engine, Ferracci exhaust, Marvic magnesium wheels, AP Racing master cylinders and 6-piston calipers, Ohlins steering damper, and more.
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1979 Honda CX500 Custom
$13,482Santa 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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1964 Triumph T100SC Jack Pine
$7,450Quakertown, Pennsylvania – Discovered as a hardtail chopper, this bike was ‘resurrected (close to) its original glory over a two and a half to three year period.’
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2001 Suzuki GSX-R1000
$12,000Swansea, Massachusetts – a first-year example of the biggest Gixxer. “The Suzuki GSX-R1000 has always had the strongest engine in the 1000cc sport class – that makes it king of the gods.” – MCN.
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2003 Honda CBR1100XX Super Blackbird
$5,750Swansea, Massachusetts – “It’s not only an insanely fast, fine handling motorbike which can carry two people and their luggage huge distances, it’s also staggeringly well built and reliable. It’s a flagship machine in every true sense of the word.” Visor Down, October 2010.
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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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1974 Honda CB360
$7,500Shavertown, Pennsylvania – the twin-powered successor to Honda’s immensely popular CB350.
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1989 Honda GB500 Tourist Trophy With 38 Miles
$15,995Northbrook, Illinois – a beautifully-preserved example of one of Honda’s most stylish bikes, this Tourist Trophy comes with an actual trophy, having won 1st place at a recent show in Barber. The seller of this is only letting it go because he acquired a zero-mile example from us.
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1996 Yamaha TRX850
$6,350Santa Monica, California – “the best-kept secret in motorcycling.” – MCN. This one’s been upgraded with flat slide carbs, OVER RACING exhaust, and a paint job that’s perfect for speedblock fans.
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2019 Ducati Panigale V4 R With 881 Miles
$35,500Santa Monica, California – Ducati called this “the maximum expression of Ducati’s racing DNA, more similar to a racing prototype than any other bike.”
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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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1974 Yamaha RD350 Custom
$10,700Encino, California – a highly-customized RD built by Pasha Racing with a fresh Terry Varner motor.
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Team Cycle World/Attack Performance 1993 Yamaha YZF750SP
$16,200Santa 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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2002 Kawasaki ZZR1200 with 280 Miles
$8,000Swansea, Massachusetts – “Which means, dear reader, this ZZ-R, which weighs less than 10 pounds more, can rip a ZX-11 a new one, all the while exuding its new-found aura of taste, innocence and restraint.” Motorcyclist, 2002.
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1982 Honda Motocompo
$8,000Santa Monica, California – originally designed to fold up and fit in the trunk of a car, the Motocompo is Honda’s smallest ever scooter.
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1999 Ducati 996
$7,120Swansea, Massachusetts – with Airtech Streamlining bodywork painted to look like Carl Fogarty’s 1994 WSBK racer, an Arrow exhaust, and several carbon fiber pieces, this 996 both looks and sounds fantastic.
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2020 Pierobon X80R
$77,000Santa Monica, California – built by Michael “Woolie” Woolaway, this incredible Pierobon build features their X80R kit, a 1098R factory race motor built by Ducshop, and a plethora of custom touches.
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2021 MV Agusta Rush 1000 With 83 Miles
$37,450Santa Monica, California – “If you’re after the ultimate in money-no-object, super naked indulgence, welcome to the MV Agusta Rush 1000” – MCN.
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1960 Allstate Cruisaire
$3,932Santa Monica, California – a Vespa 125 sold under the Sears Allstate name, this scooter was on display in the owner’s home for years and is now ready for the road again.
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2006 Triumph Bonneville “Multi-Union” With Zero Miles
$26,750Hellertown, Pennsylvania – #15 of 50 examples built in a collaboration between Triumph and Paul Smith.
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2006 Triumph Bonneville “Live Fast” With Zero Miles
$26,750Hellertown, Pennsylvania – #16 of 50 examples built in a collaboration between Triumph and Paul Smith.
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1972 Rickman Montesa 250
$5,200A Spanish engine in a British frame, sold in the US. This example comes with the original sales paperwork and a copy of the MSO.
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2016 Ducati Scrambler Flat Track Pro
$7,999Monrovia, California – custom painted in Lamborghini’s Arancio Livrea, this two-owner Scrambler has just 2,342 miles.
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2006 Triumph Daytona 675 With Zero Miles
$10,000Hellertown, Pennsylvania – the successor to the above bike, this Daytona also has zero miles.
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1990 Yamaha DT50 LC
$3,050Santa Monica, California – a rare example of Yamaha’s smallest DT.
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Ducati Desmosedici Signed Tank
$4,280🇦🇺 Brisbane, Australia – signed by Nicky Hayden at the 2010 US MotoGP at Laguna Seca, this tank has been on display in an office since 2011.
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1977 Yamaha RD400
$8,500Santa Monica, California – “There can be no doubt that the Yamaha RD two-strokes have been the most charismatic little rockets built in the last decade.” – Cycle Guide, 1977.
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2013 Deus Boodaak w/ Honda XR650R Engine
$33,705Santa Monica, California – the 10th build by Michael “Woolie” Woolaway while he was at Deus, “Boodakk” brings the joy of the Honda XR650R engine that dominated Baja and puts it in a package that’s ready to dominate the street.
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1986 Suzuki GSX-R1100
$12,840Santa Monica, California – a freshly serviced first-year GSX-R1100 that’s ready to ride.
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2018 BMW S1000R
$10,700Santa Monica, California – “The German firm gave us what we all wanted in 2014: a naked S1000RR superbike. Bear in mind that, at the time, they had just ripped up the superbike rule book with the RR and was still reigning supreme. So the thought of stripping the fairing off it and fitting straight bars was the ultimate temptation for speed-crazed road riders. And it didn’t disappoint.”
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1991 Yamaha DT50 LC
$3,050Pretoria, South Africa – A fully-restored and award-winning example of Yamaha’s smallest DT.
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2021 Honda Africa Twin With 242 Miles
$18,618Santa Monica, California – With less than 250 miles on the clock, this 2021 Honda Africa Twin adorned in Honda’s classic tri-colory livery is as close to new as you can find outside of a Honda dealership!
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1977 Suzuki GS550 Custom
$8,560Santa Monica, California – a wild custom by Ezikiel Dacanay of N°37 Garage.
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1986 Honda XL600R
$4,280Raleigh, North Carolina – This 1986 Honda XL600R is a nice example of Honda’s classic 80’s thumper in the timeless tricolor livery with the one-year-only gold anodized wheels and suspension components.
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1967 Triumph Bonneville T120
$10,165Edgewater, Florida – a restored T120 with just 12 miles since the work was done roughly a decade ago. Upgraded with a Morgo big bore kit and electronic ignition, “it looks basically like an antique Bonneville, but it will run with the modern big boys.”
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2019 Ohvale GP-0
$6,420Elgin, Texas – “this bike was ridden by Mikey Lou Sanchez to the 2020 Mini Moto America 160cc National Championship. He was 10 years old when he won! Mikey is the son of Mike Sanchez (AMA superbike) and Trinity Richardson (Army SGT Iraq vet and champion barrel racer) who have sold their farm and moved to Malaga, Spain in their effort to forward Mikey’s career.”
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2014 Confederate Hellcat X132 With 547 Miles
$57,780Santa Monica, California – “The X132 Hellcat Speedster represents a return to the tradition of the Hellcat, which is a stripped down American hot rod motorcycle” – Matthew Chambers, Confederate’s CEO and Founder.
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2009 Confederate B120 Wraith With 15 Miles
$77,040Palo Alto, California – “The Confederate Wraith…emerged from Southern Louisiana like a thundering slap in the face to all that the motorcycle industry held dear. It was an absolute break with tradition, a bold insult to the long-held standards of a conservative industry, and a new way of conceiving of the motorcycle that was unlike anything that had preceded it. It was a product of looking forward while respecting history, a curious mixture of old and new ideas blended into a stunning machine that was as brutal as it was intelligent.” Odd Bike, 2014.
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2018 BMW HP4 Race
$46,010Linden, New Jersey – “The BMW HP4 RACE is as suave as 007, as blinged up as Jay-Z, as dexterous as Fred Astaire, as predictable as 1+1 yet has plenty in reserve to scare if you get complacent with its raft of high class electronics keeping you in check. It’s a work of art and you’d be forgiven for wasting an afternoon just staring at it. Has there ever been a more magnificent motorcycle for under £70k?” – Bennetts.
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2014 Indian Chief Classic
$13,375Santa Monica, California – offered by the original owner, this Chief features several Indian accessories and RideWright wheels.
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2001 Honda CBR 929RR
$4,280Glenwood, Iowa – one of the projects from our new Iconic facility in Iowa, this CBR just needs a battery and a good once-over.
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2008 Ducati Hypermotard 1100S
$7,303Santa Monica, California – this Hypermotard has a long list of extras, including a 6.4 gallon fuel tank.
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2007 Special Construction Custom “FXR1700”
$17,976Santa Monica, California – built by Eric Schwartzkopf of Schwartzkopf Exclusive Customs in Marina del Rey, California, this custom features a 103 cubic inch Harley-Davidson clone engine in what we believe is a Chopper Guys FXR frame.
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1985 Honda Gyro
$3,400Santa Monica, California – Introduced in 1982, the Gyro series of scoots are three-wheelers (one in the front, two in the back) where the body is able to lean up to 40 degrees compared to the rear axle. GYRO is actually an acronym, which stands for “Great Your Recreation Original”. Well, the translation’s not great, but you get the idea!
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2002 Yamaha R1 Formula Xtreme Race Bike
$11,503Santa Monica, California – built by Graves for No Limits Motorsports, this Yamaha R1 competed in the 2002 season of AMA Formula Xtreme and was piloted by Lance Isaacs.
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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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2007 Aprilia SXV450
$6,420Miami, Florida – this well-modified SXV comes with dirt/street setups, an additional frame/subframe/swingarm, an extra set of bodywork, two suspension set ups and plenty of spares.
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1986 Suzuki RG50 Gamma
$4,350Santa Monica, California – the baby Gamma!
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1973 Triumph T140V Bonneville Race Bike
$14,606Santa Monica, California – this Bonnie was built to compete in AHRMA’s Sportsman 750 and BEARS (British European and American Racing Series) classes.
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1986 Suzuki GSX-R1100
$10,700Santa Monica, California – a freshly serviced first-year GSX-R1100 that’s ready to ride.
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1974 Ducati 750 GT Custom
$35,000Santa Monica, California – a custom built “to keep it as close to what the factory could have produced in 1974 as possible” with a few concessions to modern brakes and suspension.
