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No Reserve – 2001 Honda CBR929RR Erion Racing with Canadian Title
$3,250With features like fuel injection, Honda’s 929 was ahead of the game. This is the model you want, a factory tribute to their Erion Racing AMA racer.
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Iconic Gives Back – Kawasaki Fan Pack
This auction has ended.This week’s giveaway is perfect for a Kawasaki fan!
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2002 Honda CRF450R
$1,850“It wasn’t the first, and it hasn’t always been the best or the fastest, but the Honda CRF450R is the poster child of American motocross. It has been almost from the day it was released in 2002.” – Dirt Bike Magazine
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1992 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-7R K2
$16,585Kawasaki’s 750cc homologation special for 1992.
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No Reserve – 2012 Beta 520RS
$3,750Offered with no reserve, this street-legal Beta is guaranteed to find a new home!
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Iconic Gives Back – Ducati Corse Fan Pack
This auction has ended.This week’s giveaway is perfect for a Ducatisti!
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2017 BMW R1200R
$10,500“Best Way to Be Your Own Drone Strike: BMW R1200R. Loving the retro-inspired R nineT is easy until you ride the R1200R naked standard. Amazing electronics and surprising sizzle from that flat twin. Retro has its charm, but the future BMW naked is here.” Cycle World, 2015.
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2014 Ducati 1199 Superleggera #338/500 With 144 Miles
$33,500“The Superleggera is quite simply a work or art, made with the best of the best parts and materials. With its bodywork removed you could sit and drink in the detail for hours on end. ” MCN.
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2007 Aprilia RSV1000R Bol D’Or
$8,560Marina del Rey, California – 1 of 200 examples that Aprilia painted up in a livery paying tribute to their Bol d’Or endurance racer.
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2001 Aprilia RSV Mille R
$5,885MCN wasn’t being sarcastic when they asked, “Why buy a Ducati when you could have an Mille?” Austrian power, Swedish suspension, and Italian style. What more do you want?
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1994 Honda RVF400 NC35
$10,272Never officially sold in the US, the RVF400 (NC35) is a cult classic for Honda enthusiasts. This one’s been done up with several Tyga parts (including the bodywork) and it’s titled in California.
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1986 Suzuki GSX-R1100
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1970 BSA Victor 441 Special
$2,600“The 441 single is a rare jewel of simplicity and a masterpiece of performance.” – Cycle, April 1968
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Iconic Gives Back – 4SR Leathers
This auction has ended.This week’s giveaway has your safety in mind!
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2014 BMW HP4
$13,900“When it comes to power, equipment, electronics, handling and speed, no other superbike comes remotely close to the HP4.” – MCN, November 2014
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2004 Aprilia RSV1000R Factory
$6,800Santa Monica, California – Aprilia refreshed the RSV in 2004 with a new motor and updated styling. They also introduced the version you want – the Ohlins/OZ-equipped Factory.
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2002 Ducati 998S Ben Bostrom Replica – 15/155
$12,0001 of the 155 Ben Bostrom replicas originally sold in the US.
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1971 Honda CB500 Four
$3,852“The thinking man’s motorcycle.” Cycle Guide, 1971.
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1965 Ducati Super Falcon 80
$5,500This Ducati Super Falcon 80 sold three days before it was scheduled to go up for auction – we’re sharing it to help you value the Iconic Motorbikes that we sell!
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1984 Honda Interceptor VF750F
$3,250Featuring one of the best names in motorcycling history, the 1st gen Interceptor was “as useful to the Monday-through-Friday commuter as it is to the Sunday morning racer,” according to a May 1983 review in Cycle Guide.
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No Reserve – 1994 Kawasaki ZX-7 Project
$1,650A no reserve project that needs bodywork and just a little bit of love to get back on the road.
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No Reserve – 1991 Ducati 900SS Project
$1,450A project bike with an impressive history that include 196,546 miles! Will you use it for parts, display it somewhere as tribute, or bring it back to life and cross 200K?
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No Reserve – 1993 Honda CBR900RR Frame/Swingarm
$600Help us with some spring cleaning – this CBR frame and swingarm has a clean Wisconsin title.
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Iconic Gives Back – 3 Mick Doohan Posters
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2006 Harley-Davidson VRXSE V-Rod Destroyer
$11,000“It is like walking on tiptoes to the brink of Armageddon. It’s louder than hell, you’re not sure what’s in your near future, you’re wondering about your past, and nothing happens until everything happens and you are hurled into the abyss at nearly 2g’s.” – Cycle World, March 2006
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2004 Ducati 998S Final Edition
$11,000The end of an era – the limited-production 998S Final Edition was the last evolution of the game-changing 916.
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1998 Honda CBR900RR Erion
$6,500MCN called this “the motorcycle that changed how sports motorcycles were built.”
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1991 Honda EZ-9 Custom
$2,200Even if you don’t already have a Rothmans NSR250 in your garage, how can you say no to this?
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1986 Yamaha FZ600
$5,000“The FZ’s world is that of the no-compromise sportbike; Yamaha’s entry finally has what it needs to slam the door on its competitors.” Cycle World, 1986
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1985 Honda VF1000R
$6,527When it was released, the VF1000R was a bit of a revelation: it was Honda’s flagship, designed to showcase what the Japanese firm was capable of.
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1956 Norton Manx 30M
$35,650Named for the Isle of Man – where it dominated races for decades – this Manx may have been piloted by Derek Minter.
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2004 Aprilia RSV1000R Factory
$6,300Aprilia refreshed the RSV in 2004 with a new motor and updated styling. They also introduced the version you want – the Ohlins/OZ-equipped Factory.
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2000 Honda XR650R
$3,150The bike that Johnny Campbell called “purpose built to win the Baja 1000.”
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1998 Ducati 916 SPS #317
$19,000“[The 916 SPS] felt stronger and faster than anything else on the road. It was the ultimate Desmoquattro and the best Ducati you could buy…” OddBike, February 2013.
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1994 Honda RC45 With 35 Kilometers
$36,000“It was far in advance of the competition – a race bike with lights. The whole feel of the machine is of a racing bike, and a top-notch one at that.” – MCN.
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1991 Yamaha FZR750R OW01
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1991 Honda CBR400RR
$7,750“How could one bike cover so much ground so fast, with such composure and still be comfortable, still be inch perfect in every corner and still leave its rider thrilled and excited while making just 60bhp? I was already a fan of 400cc sports bikes, but that ride just blew my mind.” – Bennetts, December 2018
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1987 Honda RC30
$34,000A first year Honda RC30 that’s Ohio-plated and ready to ride.
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Iconic Gives Back – Nicky Hayden World Champion Artwork
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AMA Supersport Champion – 1994 Yoshimura Suzuki GSX-R750
$9,630The very bike that Tom Kipp won the 1994 AMA Supersport Championship with.
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2008 Ducati Desmosedici RR #888 With 1 Mile
$80,000“A MotoGP bike with lights; it really is that close to the real thing.” MCN, September 2007
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1990 Honda RC30
$33,000“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. This one’s got a long list of aftermarket goodies.
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1989 Suzuki GSX-R750RK
$26,400In the long and storied history of the GSX-R750, the RK is considered by many to be the most special.
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1979 Honda CBX with Turbocharger
$14,700For a special kind of lunatic who thinks that six cylinders isn’t enough, why not add a turbo to the mix?
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No Reserve – 2001 Kawasaki ZRX1200R Project With Blown Motor
$850A well-loved ZRX that’s ready to be brought back to life – are you looking for a project?
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2004 Honda RC51 Nicky Hayden Edition
$9,630A Nicky Hayden RC51 that’s been wonderfully modified for someone that wants to enjoy it on road or track.
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2002 MV Agusta F4 750 Senna with 518 Miles
$14,820“From the badge emblems on the tank and the seat to the race-worthy components, this machine is almost as fun to sit on and look at from the cockpit as it is to ride…almost.” – MCN, October 2002
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1998 Ducati 916 SPS #293
$18,000“[The 916 SPS] felt stronger and faster than anything else on the road. It was the ultimate Desmoquattro and the best Ducati you could buy…” OddBike, February 2013.
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1997 Ducati 916 SPS #95
$15,000“[The 916 SPS] felt stronger and faster than anything else on the road. It was the ultimate Desmoquattro and the best Ducati you could buy…” OddBike, February 2013.
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1985 Honda VF1000R
$3,750When it was released, the VF1000R was a bit of a revelation: it was Honda’s flagship, designed to showcase what the Japanese firm was capable of.
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1986 Suzuki RG500 Walter Wolf Clone
$24,000A beautiful tribute to the rare Walter Wolf Gammas, this example has Wolf’s signature on the tank.
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1985 Yamaha RZ500
$20,250Forget the RZ350 – this is the true Kenny Roberts Replica. This example has a clean Oregon title, to boot.
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1983 Yamaha XJ650 Seca Turbo
$2,800“The engineering, design and function was truly cutting edge for the day, and that has put them high on collectors’ lists as the market has finally embraced Japanese bikes as something worthy of attention. Not every model from Japan is loved or coveted, but the turbos are blowing in strong — just like they perform.” – Motorcycle Classics, August 2008
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1972 Harley-Davidson Baja
$5,618A Rudy Pock-restored-and-slightly-customized example of Harley-Davidson’s first small off-roader.
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1971 AJS Stormer 250
$5,525An ex-Cycle World test bike that stayed with the magazine after AJS went out of business.
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2006 Vespa GT200
$3,200With a hefty dose of modifications, this GT200 is now faster than a GT300.
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2004 Ducati 999R FILA
$15,000#82 of 200 bikes built to celebrate Ducati’s 200th win in WSBK.
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2002 Ducati 998R With 1 Mile
$49,000Marina del Rey, California – #470/700 of what is likely the ultimate 916-style machines. This comes with Dymag carbon fiber wheels and several spares.
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1982 Ducati 750 TT1
$30,800Michael Woolaway’s genuine TT1 racer that’s been upgraded…and is street-legal!
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2008 Ducati 1098R #263/450
$15,250One of the rarest R-spec superbikes to come from Ducati
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1993 Honda CBR900RR
$7,491“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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1986 Suzuki GSX-R750
$10,500A well-preserved survivor of what many consider the first repli-racer.
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1981 Maico 490 Mega 2
$8,774“The Greatest Bike Ever Made.” – Motocross Action Magazine, 1981
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1974 Yamaha TZ250
$9,000A beautiful TZ racer with a freshly rebuilt motor. Will you display it or track it?
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1988 Honda NSR250SP MC18 Rothmans
$4,250“From any angle, the NSR looks like a real factory GP 250 motorcycle.” Motorcycle.com, April 2016.
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1984 Yamaha RZ350RR
$7,490A rare Japan-only version of the RZ350, this ex-race bike is now street legal and modified to the hilt.
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2001 Ducati 748S
$7,169“Few motorcycles match its simple, gorgeous curves.” – MCN.
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1998 Muzzy Raptor
$34,240“A motorcycle that basically grabs you by the throat, slaps you in the face a few times, and stamps the words ‘ABSOLUTE HIGH-PERFORMANCE: CAN YOU HANDLE IT?’ indelibly across your forehead when you twist the throttle.” Sport Rider, April 1998
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1998 Honda CBR900RR
$4,500A clean final-generation example of the bike that MCN said “changed how sports motorcycles were built.”
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1988 Yamaha YSR50
$4,900Mini bike, maxi fun.
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1984 Kawasaki GPz750 Turbo
$8,000“When the ’83 bike was introduced at Austria’s famed Salzburg-ring circuit, it created an immediate sensation. Dubbed the ”GPz Turbo,“ the Kawasaki was over a second quicker than the other pressurized bikes.” Sport Rider, February 1995
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1974 Bultaco Alpina 350 With 329 Miles
$2,950“The Alpina is one of those motorcycles that can be put to several tasks, doing each with varying degrees of splendor.” Cycle World, July 1975
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Red Bull Ducati 998RS
$54,000Originally sourced from Ducati Corse by Brad Miller as part of his Red Bull USA team, this 998RS has just been cleaned up and is ready for a new owner.
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Pikes Peak Racer – Michael Woolaway’s Ducati “Beastie”
$26,750Campaigned in the last two Pikes Peak Hill Climbs by Michael Woolaway, “Beastie” is a unique combination of style and pace.
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2004 Honda RC51 Nicky Hayden Edition
$7,000The RC51 is already great. But the small percentage that Honda dressed up to celebrate Nicky’s 2002 AMA Championship are even better.
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1999 Suzuki GSX-R750
$5,885“Nothing less than a track thoroughbred” – MCN, November 2006.
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1987 Yamaha FZR750RT with 3 Miles
$13,8001 of 200 examples of the OW-01’s predecessor – this one has never been started!
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Indian Motocycles Neon Sign
$3,500Show off your love for Indians and neon with this recently redone sign.
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1979 Honda CBX
$14,445A first-year example of Honda’s iconic six-cylinder superbike – this one’s got the OEM Sport Kit, too.
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2001 Ducati 996 SPS #1647 With 440 Miles
$14,000SPS = Sport Production Special. less weight, more power, and upgrades all around.
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2005 MV Agusta F4 1000 Tamburini #263/300 with 0 Miles
$43,000“If the designer put his name on it, it must be good” – Cycle World, 2005.
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1991 Ducati 851 SP3 #139
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1990 Honda GB500 Tourist Trophy
$8,025“It‘s the perfect sportbike for someone who wants to enjoy the sensations of a traditional road-going Single without a heavy maintenance schedule or an advanced degree in Machine Shop.” Peter Egan, Cycle World, March 1989.
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Honda RC45
$38,000“It was far in advance of the competition – a race bike with lights. The whole feel of the machine is of a racing bike, and a top-notch one at that.” – MCN.
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Bodywork – 1988 Suzuki GSX-R750 Slingshot
$1,450Freshen up your Slingshot with this nearly-complete set of used OEM bodywork.
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2006 Husqvarna SMR 510
$2,950“The SM 510R is as true to the supermoto ethos as you can get. It’s a lightweight, single cylinder moto that looks and feels barely more than a converted crosser. Which is exactly what it is. Husky doesn’t see the need to compromise with its supermotos, and it shows.” VisorDown, January 2005
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2005 Erion AMA Supersport Honda CBR600RR
$5,500Built by Erion, campaigned in AMA, winner of Fastrack Riders Academy, and then privateer raced in several series, this CBR has quite a history, Are you ready to write the next chapter?
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2002 Benelli Tornado Tre 900 Limited Edition #113
$16,000Choose your own adventure – we’ve got two identical 0-mile examples of the Tornado Tre Limited Edition, one serial number apart!
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1995 Ducati 916 Varese
$10,903Ducati 916 = good. One of the Varese built bikes = better. A bike that we’ve restored ourselves = best!
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1993 Yamaha TZR250
$8,500“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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1969 Honda CB750
$21,400A beautiful sandcast CB750 that passed through the meticulous hands of Vic World.
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Hutchbilt Skyway – 1979 BMW R80
$22,500With touches like an internal throttle, twist clutch, and dual master cylinders off the rear brake, “Skyway” is clever both cosmetically and mechanically.
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1999 Revé Red Bull Ducati 996RS
$37,4501 of 12 Ducati Corse 996RS’ built in 1999, 1 of 4 raced by the Reve Red Bull Ducati team, and one of two that won the 2001 British Superbike Championship, piloted by John Reynolds.
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No Reserve – 1995 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-7
$3,250A Canadian market bike that’s ready for the track or street.
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2006 MV Agusta F4CC With 0 Miles
$57,000“There’s no doubt that the F4CC is a stunning display of exquisite details. It’s a case study in the marvelous things that can be accomplished when money is no object and the sky really is the limit.” – Popular Mechanics, October 2009
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2002 Honda RC51
$6,206“The RC51 enjoys a devoted, almost fanatical following. Riding one, it’s easy to understand why.” Ultimate Motorcycling, July 2016.
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2000 Bimota SB8K Santamonica With 0 Miles
$29,408A cosmetically-perfect example of a bike that bridged Bimota’s bankruptcy – built before, and sold after.
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1973 Suzuki TM400 Cyclone
$5,600“If looks would determine a winner, Suzuki would have been handed the trophy on the spot.” – Off-Road.com
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1973 Husqvarna 400 CR
$7,900A restored example of one of the most beautiful dirt bikes of all time.
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1970 Honda Z50 Mini Trail
$2,000“The Honda Z50 Mini Trail is probably responsible for more two-wheeled addictions than any other motorcycle on earth.” – Mitch Boehm, September 2015
