Car(s): 124
1953 Gilera Piuma 500
Libero Liberati (Terni, September 20, 1926 - Terni, March 5, 1962) was an Italian motorcycle racer winner of a title in the motomondiale and called The Steel Knight and Ternano flying.
1901 De Dion Bouton
In 1890, Count Albert de Dion, holder of social majority stake of the company De Dion, Bouton et Trepardoux in Paris, he proposed to begin experiencing the new internal combustion engines, engines that were beginning to spread a little 'everywhere...
1969 Honda CB 750 Sandcast
Belonged to Victor World, president of www.worldmotorcycles.com one of the most famous HONDA SANDCAST specialist and restorer in the globe, this fantastic and iconic bike was totally remanufactured by him and has covered only 1,4 miles for test drive.
1924 Harley-Davidson JE 1200
After the conflict in 1920, the Harley-Davidson had become the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world. On 28 April 1921 a milestone in the history of motorcycling was reached, when a Harley-Davidson was the first to reach 160 km / h (100 mph) .
1922 Royal Enfield 1000
The use of the Enfield brand was authorized by the Crown in 1890; the original site was in Redditch, Worcestershire. Royal Enfield is therefore advertised as the oldest motorcycle brand still in operation.
1986 BMW R65 Dutch Police Motorcycle
The BMW R65 was a light touring motorcycle introduced by BMW in 1978 to add a mid-size motorcycle to its product line. This bike has resided in collector ownership and presents as-used by the Netherlands Politie Police force. It is one of 639 built.
1913 Wanderer 403
Wanderer was a German manufacturer of bicycles, motorcycles, automobiles, vans and other machinery. Established as Winklhofer & Jaenicke in 1896 by Johann Baptist Winklhofer and Richard Adolf Jaenicke, the company used the Wanderer brand name from 1911.
1961 Lambretta Li 125
This particular example has recently enjoyed a zero kilometer restoration, entirely from original Italian parts. Finished in a beautiful Italian flag 'Tricolore' colour scheme, this is one of the nicest Lambrettas on sale today.
Gilera Nuovo Saturno Bialbero 500
Unique Gilera Nuovo Bialbero 500 ‘Saturno’. This model arrived on the market in the early 90’s and only briefly remained in production. This one cylinder DOHC 4-valve bike is rank and seriously fast.
1965 BSA A65 Star
Insanely beautiful BSA A65 Star. This model made its debut in 1965 in the film ‘Thunderball' 'James Bond. This is an in detail restored motorcycle with only 14,000 miles on the clock. Drives, brakes, shifts and runs excellent as it should be.
1960 Lambretta Li 125
This particular example has recently enjoyed a zero kilometer restoration, entirely from original Italian parts. Finished in a beautiful Pink and White two-tone scheme, this Lambretta is not only one of the nicest, but also most striking examples...
2003 Harley Davidson Road King
2003 100th Anniversary Edition FLHRI Road King in excellent condition. Showing 11,393 original miles...
1974 BMW R 90 S
Presented in the autumn of 1973 at the Paris Motor Show, the BMW R 90 S was marketed in Italy from the first weeks of the following year. It is a real spaceship, full of innovative solutions, superb and fast compared to the classic boxers of the Teutonic House.
1918 Alcyon 2 1/2 HP Type L
Alcyon was a French bicycle, automobile and motorcycle manufacturer between 1890 and 1954. Alcyon originated from about 1890 when Edmond Gentil started the manufacture of bicycles in Neuilly, Seine.
1962 Aermacchi Ala Verde 250
Wonderful Aermacchi - Harley Davidson, comes from a private collection. This unique Aermacchi is totally restored and technically revised a few years ago. Equipped with the famous 250cc OHV block, a low center of gravity makes the driveability great!
1983 Benelli 654 Sport
Completely original Benelli 654 Sport, unrestored and still in mint condition with only 12.000 km on the clock !!! A Benelli in such pristine condition we don't see very often.
1929 OK Supreme 350
In 1882 Ernie Humphries and Charles Dawes founded "OK" as bicycle manufacturers. They experimented with powered bicycles in 1899 and 1906, before manufacturing a two-stroke motorcycle using a Precision engine in 1911.
1962 Cushman Eagle Scooter
The Cushman scooter company started in 1903 and since then has made a variety of vehicles from scooters to trucksters for a wide range of uses both industrial and personal. In 1962 this Cushman Eagle Scooter was created and it sure is cool.
1952 BSA B 31 Tour
Complete restored and mechanically rebuild. Over 350 Classic and sportscars in stock...
1938 Royal Enfield 350
Royal Enfield is the name by which the Enfield Cycle Company (part of the "Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield Lock", one of the main British armaments and machinery factories) built motorcycles, bicycles, agricultural and industrial machinery.
1999 Ducati Monster M900
One owner from new, all invoices and sales literature. Kept in immaculate showroom condition by fastidious collector owner. Only 2739 miles.
2000 CMM 640E SuperMoto
Totally original and unmodified. Very rare showroom condition Supermoto from (Alan) Clews Competition Motorcycles. One collector / owner from new, only 2337 recorded miles, never raced or tracked.
1964 BSA Grass Bike
This is an early 1960’s grass bike. One of three rode by Arnold F Perry better known as Tigg Perry- a British and Welsh champion for many years. He rode this bike to win one of his major trophies in Hereford. It has a unique magneto and runs on...
1980 Ducati 500 SL Pantah
The "Pantah" was produced from 1979 to 1984 in the 500, 350, 600 and 650 displacements, in over 8,000 units. However, the importance of this engine goes beyond production numbers, having become the functional model from which all the Ducati engines of the future were inspired.
2019 Italjet E-bike Ascot Classic
Brushed aluminum frame, exclusive springer fork with bikonic springs and a handmade battery holder bag made of Italian leather.The display, covered with leather, contains all necessary information and contains the twilight sensor to switch the lighting on and off automatically.
1954 MV Agusta 175
The name MV Agusta returned to the headlines in July 1986, when the trade press published an advertisement for the sale of racing bikes, prototypes, bodies and engines of the legendary racing division.
1974 Malanca Sport Competizione 50CC
The saga of sporting fifty Malanca starts with Nicki, then move on to Sprint and the Competition, finally reaching the Testa Rossa, true icon of the era The Malanca Competition arrives in 1965 and since its first appearance has engine with gearbox 4-speed.
1988 Moto Guzzi California 1100
At the time, the names of the Moto Guzzi motorcycle models were those of birds, just like the eagle of the brand: Falcone, Astore, Airone, Condor; the allusion to the aerodynamics and freedom of these animals was a fact of great importance.
1961 Gilera 175cc Giubileo
125-150-175 is a series of motorcycles built by Gilera between 1949 and 1960. After the Second World War, there was a large spread of the two motorized wheels (both in the form of micromotors and as a scooter or motorcycle), which helped to solve the mobility problems of the population.
1971 Romeo Monster P6
Romeo was an Italian motorcycle company, founded in 1961, renamed Motron in 1976, which ended its construction activity in 2000. It all started in Modena, in the late fifties, in the workshop of the brothers Edoardo Po and Ercole Po.
1961 Gilera 150 Sport
Introduced in 1952 as a successor to the eighth-liter, the 150 will be the Gilera best-selling of all time, with as many as 96,000 units (excluding those built in Argentina by the local branch).
1980 Moto Guzzi 125
Evoked by the eagle in the brand, the flight belongs to the Moto Guzzi history from the beginning. In fact, in 1921 a motorcycle company was set up in Mandello sul Lario (Como) by three aviators, veterans of the First World War: Carlo Guzzi, Giorgio Parodi and Giovanni Ravelli.
1932 Motobécane B1V2 100
Founded in 1923 by Charles Benoît and Abel Hardin, the French company Motobécane had become the world's largest moped and bicycle manufacturer in the 1970s. Motobécane's first motorcycle, the 175cc belt-driven MB1, was launched in 1924.
1972 Motobi 2C 125
Since 2009 the brand has been back on the market. Giuseppe Benelli, first founder and technical reference of the homonymous company in Pesaro, after family disagreements about the production..
