Car(s): 136
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.
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) .
Harley Davidson Bagger Style
Harley Davidson Bagger style,build from my self in my DB Custom Garage. Design and customizing special.
Front wheel 26" and all modify homologated in Spain.
More details to follow...
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.
1973 Kawasaki 900 Z1 Super 4
Wonderful Kawasaki 900z1, totally restored to highest levels with period spare parts, ASI gold plate homologation, driven only 91 km since the rebuild, belongs to a huge motorcycle collection. Ready to use.
1952 NSU Konsul 1 with Steib S500 Sidecar
We have a unique NSU Konsul 1 with Steib S500 sidecar. The current Belgian owner found this unique 350cc sidecar combination in Marmagen, Germany in 2015. Over more than a year, between 2015-2016, this owner commissioned it full restoration and mechanical rebuild to perfection.
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.
Jaguar XKR
2008 Jaguar XKR Coupe finished in Lunar Gray with contrasting soft Charcoal hide interior.
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.
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.
1912 Terrot Zedel 317 Motorette
The foreman of a French-owned textile machine factory based at Cannstatt, Germany, Charles Terrot left to go into partnership with merchant Wilhelm Stücklen in 1862, founding 'Stücklen & Terrot'.
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...
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.
1977 Honda CB 750A
Rare 1977 Honda CB 750A in exceptionally original condition. The last owner kept the bike for more than 31 years in his possession. This A1 is one of only 2.300 ever produced in its 3-year history. They were only available on the Japanese and...
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.
1956 Vespa Struzzo 150 VL3T
At the end of 1954, in addition to the 125 and 150 GS models, another version with a 150 cc displacement was also introduced in series, which though adopting the same volume as the GS had a less sporty vocation.
1972 Vespa / Sidecar zwart
A VERY nicely restored VESPA scooter with sidecar. VERY rare and VERY nice. Comes with Dutch registration and runs/drives perfectly. Big choice in bikes and mopeds in ''''the Stolze Collection''''!
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.
1936 BSA 250 B18
The Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) was a British manufacturer of vehicles, firearms and military equipment and is still active as a manufacturer and distributor of sports airguns. In peak production, BSA was the world's largest producer of motorcycles.
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.
1982 Honda CX500 Caferacer
30 years ago this 1982 Honda CX500 Caféracer was first registered in the Netherlands. It has recently been rebuilt as a Caféracer, inspired by the 50’s & 60’s models. It has a two-tone grey and black metallic finish combined with a white piped...
1984 Honda CX500 Caferacer
This 1984 Honda CX500 Caféracer has had three owners since newly supplied on the 26th April 1984. It has recently been rebuilt as a Caféracer, inspired by the 50’s & 60’s models. The modified sub frame has been fitted with a diamond stitched,...
1929 Dresch 250
The Dresch Model 604 was powered by a 250cc MAG inlet-over-exhaust motor and four-speed gearbox. Of particular interest is the frame design - common to other Dresch models of this time...
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...
1930 Monet Goyon 250
In 1916, in the middle of the first world war, engineer Joseph Monet and Adrien Goyon, a wealthy inhabitant of Macon, formed a partnership with the aim to start the production of three wheeled vehicles for handicapped and immobilized people.
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.
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 Tecnomoto Sport Special 50
Among the most prestigious sporting fifties starts at the beginning of the '70s, this "Speciale" should certainly be included, produced in the province of Modena.
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.
1976 BMW R60/6
Amazing Find - Only two owners since new, and available for the first time since 1981!! Sold new in Green Bay, WI by the original owner who then sold to a friend in 1981. Original bike with the exception of one tank repaint. No mechanical issues, runs and rides great!
1978 Montesa Capra 360 VB
An excellent example on a Montessa Cappra 360 from the mid / late 1970’s. The 1970’s were a brilliant decade in Montesa’s evolution thanks to the success of their extensive trial range and the competitive motocross cappras
1957 Moto Morini Briscola 175
This twin cylinder boasted valid solutions, at the same time avant-garde and unusual for the time, such as the timing belt (the first motorcycle engine in the world to use this solution) and the dry multi-plate clutch, which was the prerogative of motorcycles competition.
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.
1972 Malanca TestaRossa 50
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, although with the small thermal roundness.
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.
1959 Iso Moto 125
The Iso Rivolta was an Italian automobile and motorcycle manufacturer active in the motor vehicle sector from 1948 to December 31, 1974 which, over the years, took various names, from Isothermos to Iso Autoveicoli Spa in 1952, to Iso Rivolta in 1962, for end up at Iso Motors in 1973.
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).
1929 New Map 147 ZC
Although the name would suggest otherwise, New Maps were French motorcycles. The factory was active in motorcycle production from 1925 till the late 1950s and concentrated on assembling motorcycles with various types of engines.
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..
1960 Triumph Fuel tank
A very nicely sprayed Triumph tankcomplete perfect. Biggest choice in REAL Classic Cars in "the Stolze Collection" with more than 450 cars in stock ! From a project to perfect .