Sold on Iconic Motorbike Auctions/Classifieds
Prices include (minimum $250 for motorbikes) buyer’s fee. Use the menus below to filter or click here to view some of our most Iconic Results.
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2000 Yamaha XJR1300SP
$11,500To help aid you in valuing certain “iconic” motorbikes, we’re adding some of the machines we’ve sold before the auction site started!
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1994 Bimota SB6
$10,500To help aid you in valuing certain “iconic” motorbikes, we’re adding some of the machines we’ve sold before the auction site started!
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1992 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-7R With 1 Mile
$34,995To help aid you in valuing certain “iconic” motorbikes, we’re adding some of the machines we’ve sold before the auction site started!
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1991 Bimota YB10 Dieci
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1990 Honda NSR250SP Pentax
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1986 Honda NS400R NC19
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1986 Ducati 750 F1B
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2006 Bimota DB5 Mille
$13,375“Each part on the Bimota DB5 is crafted without compromise and the whole motorcycle looks like a million dollars.” MCN, November 2006
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1993 Suzuki GSX-R400
$6,250A grey-market screamer with a 15k redline from the days when Japanese companies kept one-upping each other with 400s.
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1990 Honda RC30
$42,265Also known as the VFR750R, the RC30 was created so that Honda could race in the World Superbike Championship. Between 1987 and 1990, 4,782 examples were produced. Just 316 of those were originally sold in the US.
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1990 Honda RC30
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1988 Honda ZB50 with 88 Kit
$3,000Quite possibly the rarest of Honda’s monkey bikes, the ZB50 was only available in the US in 1988. Just 3,058 examples were officially exported here.
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1984 Yamaha RZV500R
$13,054The RZV is a JDM-only bike with unique touches such as a hand-welded aluminum frame. Perfect for a RZ collector!
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1971 Yamaha R5B Custom
$6,420Named “Daisy”, this custom R5 has a RD350 motor, Kenny Roberts paint scheme, and more than its fair share of media attention.
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For Charity With No Reserve – 2001 Honda RC51 Jurassic Park III
$7,169This special RC51 was donated by Honda. All proceeds go to Ride for Kids, benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.
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For Charity With No Reserve – 1981 Honda CBX
$17,872This CBX was donated by Honda. All proceeds go to Ride for Kids, benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.
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2001 Honda CBR929RR Erion Racing
$4,800Honda’s superbike and Erion Racing livery = the perfect pairing.
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2000 Suzuki TL1000R
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1999 Yamaha R7 OW-02
$53,500Marina del Rey, California – 1 of 40 examples originally sold in the UK, this is one of the nicest R7’s we’ve ever encountered.
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1994 Harley-Davidson VR1000
$80,000To help aid you in valuing certain “iconic” motorbikes, we’re adding some of the machines we’ve sold before the auction site started!
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1993 Yamaha YZF750SP
$7,811“The SP…generates enough excitement…to saute your brain in adrenaline and leave you a dribbling wreck and the end of every ride…bloody good fun it is.” – Simon Hargreaves
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1989 Suzuki GSX-R750RK
$21,400In the long and storied history of the GSX-R750, the RK is considered by many to be the most special.
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1982 Suzuki Katana
$10,200The original Katana was so iconic that Suzuki is bringing it back this year. But why settle for a remake when you can have the original?
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2000 Bimota SB8RS
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2000 Bimota SB8R
$11,235“Take a good look at the Suzuki TL1000R, or the S variant, and you might wish the Suzuki had made their big V-twin sportbike a bit funkier looking. Then cast your gaze over the voluptuous curves of the Bimota SB8R and realise the truth; Japan may make some wonderful motorcycles, but Italy is a land where genius is at play.” Carole Nash, June 2008.
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1942 Cushman Model 32 U.S. Navy
$4,000Recently restored, this former Navy brat served in San Diego. Now it’s winning awards at shows.
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2013 GG Quadster
$23,000“If attention is what you crave, this Swiss-built machine – a cross between an ATV and a Formula racecar – will start more conversations than Jeremiah Wright…the perfect bike for a well-heeled enthusiast whose garage isn’t complete without all the latest toys.” Motorcycle.com, May 2008.
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2006 Ducati Paul Smart 1000LE
$20,500The coolest of Ducati’s neo-retro SportClassic lineup, this Paul Smart has just 996 miles. Are you going to take it past 1,000?
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1998 Yamaha R1
$7,918“They say you shouldn’t meet your heroes, but the R1 just makes everything so easy.” MCN, August 2018.
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1998 Bimota V-Due With 0 Miles
$34,500“On paper it looked fantastic and had grown men rubbing their loins against glossy pictures in bike mags.” Visor Down, April 2008. The execution didn’t live up to the potential, which makes it rare to find a zero-mile example like this one.
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1993 Honda CBR900RR With 0 Miles
$24,075A 0-mile example of one of Honda’s most iconic bikes with an early VIN. What else do you need to know?
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1990 Honda RC30
$42,800“The RC30 was, quite simply, the only bike to have in the late 1980s and early ’90s and for many people now that’s still the case.” Visor Down, September 2010
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1988 Honda NSR250SP MC18 Terra Racing
$6,500“From any angle, the NSR looks like a real factory GP 250 motorcycle.” Motorcycle.com, April 2016.
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1986 Yamaha YSR80 With Sidecar
$3,500Little bike, big fun.
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No Reserve – 1990 Kawasaki Ninja 750R
$2,450This Ninja 750R comes out of the collection of motorcycle legend Steve Rapp and now it’s on offer with no reserve…where will it go next?
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2005 Honda RC51 SP2
$6,500“The RC51 enjoys a devoted, almost fanatical following. Riding one, it’s easy to understand why.” Ultimate Motorcycling, July 2016.
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1996 Aprilia RS250
$6,650“Simply one of the very best, least-compromised sports motorcycles money can buy.” MCN, November 2006.
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1995 Honda CBR900RR
$8,000Recapture the 90s with this beautiful purple/neon yellow CBR.
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1986 Suzuki RG500 Gamma
$25,680With over $10,000 in upgrades and a recent $3,600 service, this beautiful Gamma is one of the coolest motorcycles to come out of the 1980s.
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2008 Ducati Monster S4RS Tricolore
$9,951#313 of 400 examples that Ducati built as the top of Monster Mountain.
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2005 Honda CBR1000RR Repsol
$4,900MCN called this “an exceptional sports bike that’s blisteringly fast on the road or track,” and this is one of the special 1,550 examples sent to the US in a Repsol livery as a tribute to the MotoGP racebike.
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1996 Honda CBR900RR
$5,500A rare red example of Honda’s game-changing sportbike.
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1991 Honda EZ-9 Custom
$5,565Even if you don’t already have a Rothmans NSR250 in your garage, how can you say no to this?
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2014 Triumph Daytona 675R
$5,350“The Daytona 675 is still the undisputed king of the 600 sports bikes, and is a brilliant used bike. It’s simply an epic machine.” – MCN, November 2014.
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2007 MV Agusta F4 1000 R
$6,500Massimo Tamburini’s iconic design, exquisitely wrapped in carbon fiber.
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2006 Honda RC51 SP2
$7,200A bone-stock, final year example of The Duck Killer.
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2006 Ducati Paul Smart 1000LE With 0 Miles
$27,800“Want it for Paul’s achievement, want it for Ducati’s heritage, want it for how it looks.” Bike Magazine, 2006
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1994 Honda CBR900RR
$6,000“In the spring of 1992, Honda unveiled the motorcycle that would change the way we think about sportbikes: the CBR900RR.” Cycle World, November 2012
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1988 Harley-Davidson FXRS 85th Anniversary
$7,500Harley-Davidson released 850 examples of the 85th Anniversary FXRS. Here’s number 38.
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No Reserve – 1983 Honda Motocompo NCZ50
$3,300Originally designed to fit in the trunk of a car, the Motocompo is Honda’s smallest ever scooter.
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1996 Kawasaki ZX-7RR N1
$17,415The final expression of Team Green’s homologation specials in the 1990s. This one has just 210 miles!
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1995 Honda RVF400
$6,634Never officially sold in the US, the RVF400 (NC35) is a cult classic for Honda enthusiasts. Why import one from Japan when you can get one that’s already titled in Utah?
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1984 Yamaha RZ500
$14,500Forget the RZ350 – this is the true Kenny Roberts Replica.
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1972 Honda CB450
$3,200Recently restored, this Honda CB450 K5 is ready to show or go.
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2003 Aprilia RSV Mille R Haga Replica
$8,000You might not be as cool as Nitro Nori, but you can at least look like him with #111 of 300 replicas that Aprilia built to commemorate Haga’s WSBK racer!
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Vyrus 50C32T
$6,9551 of 8 minibikes Vyrus built in 2005 with a motor developed for the Italian minimoto championship. One of the most exclusive companies in motorcycling, said “It was too expensive, even for us.”
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2012 MV Agusta F4RR Corsacorta
$8,500With 201 horsepower in 2012, this was the most powerful production motorcycle MV had ever made.
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2007 Honda CBR1000RR Repsol With 0 Miles
$9,5002007 brought a new livery to the Repsol CBR1000RR that paid homage to Honda’s MotoGP efforts. Here’s one with zero miles.
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2005 Benelli Tornado Tre 900
$11,000Get far ahead of traffic with 130+ horsepower, then give them a show with the undertail radiator fans.
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1997 Kawasaki ZX-7R
$4,601A glorious reminder of when 750s ruled the roost.
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1996 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-7RR
$25,250Who would have thought that green and purple could look so good together?
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No Reserve – Rothmans Livery Mini Bike
$120You see a Rothmans mini bike. We see an excuse to meet one of you for dinner! Read on for details…
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2005 Honda CBR1000RR Repsol With 0 Miles
$9,500MCN called this “an exceptional sports bike that’s blisteringly fast on the road or track,” and this is one of the special 1,550 examples sent to the US in a Repsol livery as a tribute to the MotoGP racebike. Even better, it has 0 miles on the odometer.
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2002 Mondial Piega
$20,437“Probably the most beautiful production bike in the world.” – VisorDown, July 2003.
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2000 Aprilia RS50
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1988 Honda RC30
$40,660This RC30 was so good that Adam himself bought it at one point. Snap it up before he gets too nostalgic…
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1986 Suzuki GSX-R 750 Limited Edition
$12,250“For those blessed with enough money and skill, Suzuki’s GSX-R750 Limited was a ticket to roadracing stardom.” – Motorcyclist, April 2011
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1984 Yamaha RZ500 Project
$11,700Looking for a rare, interesting winter project? Say hello to this two-stroke legend.
