Car(s): 399
1928 Excelsior Big Bertha Hill Climber
In remarkable original condition! The ”M” cylinders, developed by the legendary Arthur Lemon, could be tuned for more power without over-heating. A pair of “M” cylinders on the Super X crankcase gave the 61 cubic inch V twin a major horsepower boost.
1911 Emblem Twin Factory Racer
Lee Taylor and teammate George Evans made a clean sweep at the 1911 Springfield, Ohio Labor Day meet winning every event they entered. Emblem cataloged these machines as “semi racers” because they were basically stock motors which were tuned and fitted to short coupled racing frames.
1912 Henderson 4
Made in Detroit, Michigan from 1912 to 1931. This 1912 Henderson participated in the 2016 Cannonball race from Atlantic City to San Diego. The Henderson team placed in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th place dominating the field.
1913 Henderson 4
Made in Detroit, Michigan from 1912 to 1931. The four cylinder model has a displacement of 965 CC and is rated at 7HP. This model has a remarkable 65 inch wheelbase and a weight of 310 pounds.
1911 Flying Merkel V-Twin
A very rare mostly original paint example of one of the finest early motorcycles made.
1918 Pope Model T Twin
This was the last year of motorcycle production by the Pope Manufacturing Company in its Westfield, Massachusetts plant. They certainly went out on a high note by producing their most powerful Pope twin ever, the Pope Model T.
1912 Harley Davidson Single
Purchased at the Leroy Hartung Auction in Chicago. This early piece exists as one of the best preserved early original singles in the world. Running and sounding like new.
1915 Harley Davidson Model 11 Twin
This Model 11 Twin is in remarkable original condition with original Renault grey paint and pin striping. A remarkable find for a century old machine.
1909 Pierce 4 Cylinder
First year of an American four cylinder motorcycle. Rated at 707 CC. This 275 pound single speed machine boasted a 60 mile per hour speed. Unfortunately, they cost more to produce than they could sell for.
1911 Pierce 4 Cylinder
This motorcycle is a professionally restored real 1911 Pierce 4 that will score highly at any exhibition, meet, or show.
1971 Husqvarna 250 Cross
The 250 Cross available here has been sympathetically preserved as it was when McQueen owned it. This red and silver 1971 Husqvarna Moto-Cross 250 motorcycle is fully documented with the original Med-International Husqvarna...
1909 Indian 5 HP Twin
All original with very rare factory green paint. First year of the loop frame. For sale in complete operational and original condition.
1914 Pope Twin Model L
It is extremely rare to find an all original early Pope motorcycle available for sale. Here is your chance to own this museum quality motorcycle.
1913 Harley Davidson Twin
A meticulous professional restoration has just been completed with the help of vintage Harley expert, Lonnie Isam Sr.
1909 Indian Belt Drive Twin
This is an extremely rare belt drive Indian because most of the 1909 producrtion was of the chain drive variety. Seen here is a remarkably original example for sale.
1911 Indian 4 HP Single
Preserved in remarkable original unrestored condition. Accessories include front wheel drive speedometer, acetylene powered head light and tail light, manual Indian horn, accessory air pump, rare saddle bag, very rare exhaust air horn etc. Most importantly, this motorcycle is in fully operation and running condition.
1912 Yale Model 27 7HP Twin
Professional show quality restoration just completed for Newport Concourse d'Eleganse in May, 2010. Absolutely stunning!
1905 Stanley Model CX Runabout
Offered for public sale for the first time is the 1905 Stanley Model CX chassis number 1305. Last driven 98 years ago, and carefully stored since, period and marque experts believe this to be the most original Stanley example in existence.
1913 Indian "Eight Valve" Board Track Racer
Very rare and much sought after "eight valve" big boy toy. Engine completely rebuilt with no regard for cost. Must see to appreciate this one.
1920 Indian Power Plus Twin with Side Car
"Best of Show" 2003 Indian Day, Springfield, Massachusetts.
1913 Indian Twin Board Track Racer
Sporting an immaculate 61 cubic inch V-Twin inlet over exhaust engine. A professional restoration has recently been completed on this early board track racer and it is now in remarkably pristine condition.
1911 Flying Merkel Racer
A beautiful professional restoration has recently been completed on this beautiful Merkel Twin which was built in Middletown, Ohio.
2012 Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe
Elvis Presley Tribute - Incredible bike with many atuographs you can't even get today!1
1911 Excelsior Single
Probably one of the most original early Excelsior motorcycles in the world. Purchased from the Leroy Hartung estate in Chicago. An expert has suggested that this example may be 1910 or 1911 but it was purchased as a 1908 model.
1912 Pope Model H 2 Single
500 CC using Breeze carburetor with direct belt drive and leaf spring fork. Engine #2540. This machine is a very rare example of the early Pope and it is in astoundingly complete and original condition.
1911 American Yale Single
This very rare 100% original paint example is in remarkable condition and it possesses the very rare Breeze carbuerator.
1911 Flanders Belt Drive Single Cylinder
Formerly in the Otis Chandler collection. Fully restored and running.
1928 Harley Davidson JD 1200
The Harley-Davidson Inc motorcycle manufacturing company started production in 1903 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Today Harley-Davidson is still known as one of the worlds largest motorcycle companies. The brand especially stands out for its loyal following.
Our bike was first registered in the UK in 1928. The last owner had been minded to re-build this motorcycle 10 years ago...
1957 Harley Davidson FLH Panhead
Completely original condition. All original paint and chrome. Will start on one kick. Only 164 produced during final year of the Panhead.
1951 Indian Chief
A complete nut and bolt restoration has just been finished on this magnificent machine. It presently has zero miles.
1974 Ducati 750 Sport
This 1974 Ducati 750 Sport is a beautiful look into what many consider the birth of the sportbike era. With its downright gorgeous looks, raspy and thumping exhaust note, and nimble handling, this Ducati 750 Sport is a truly iconic machine. Its scant production numbers and the lure that surrounds it ensure that this will be a collectors machine surely to appreciate in value over the years.
2007 Ducati Paul Smart Replica Race Bike
Starting in the late 1990s and early 2000’s the “retro styling craze” was beginning to take off in both the automotive and motorcycling worlds. Manufacturers scrambled to put out new designs that borrowed updated styling from many of their past sales successes, and the general public was eating it up with both hands and asking for more. Ducati, not one to miss out on the opportunity, introduced their “Sport Classic” lineup of motorcycles at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show.
1917 Henderson Hill Climber
As found. This Henderson Four has used a very rare Super X gas tank in its construction.
1995 Ducati 888 SP5
We have been able to acquire a very special motorbike for you. A Ducati 888 SP5 from the second Dutch owner with only 31,000 km on the clock.
This is a superbly original 888 in probably the most popular and sought after version: the “SP5”!
2007 Ducati Paul Smart Street Bike
Ducati has long a long and rich history tied to some of the most iconic racing machines to ever set wheels on the track. They have become known for producing machines that can provide riders with a top tier riding experience right off the showroom floor, but what if an owner and rider want a bit more from their Ducati experience? Customization is where these beautiful Italian machines have historically fallen a bit short.
2014 Ducati Monster Race Bike
The idea for the Ducati Monster was born when heads of the company asked for a new design that “displayed a strong Ducati heritage but which was easy to ride and not a sports bike”. Talented Ducati designer Miguel Angel Galluzzi set about drafting plans and in 1993 the now-infamous “naked” Ducati was introduced to an adoring public. The exposed trellis frame became the bike’s most signature and iconic differentiating feature.