Honda, New entries, Road motorbikes
A living myth of technology and performance, the NR 750 represents 15 years of development, 200 scientific patents filed and four world speed records beaten at nearly 300 km/h. Exceptional sophistication, the NR 750 impresses with these figures that translate the...
New entries, Road motorbikes, Yamaha
The TT 500 is a lighter version of the famous XT 500. A kind of customer competition, the TT 500 was reserved to the American market. It was never imported into Europe, except for the three bikes entered on the first Paris Dakar for the Sonauto Yamaha team....
New entries, Road motorbikes, Suzuki
30 years ago, with the GSX-R 750, Suzuki produced a machine that will give birth to a new category of motorcycles: Hypersports. Mythical, they wrote their letters of nobility until becoming a myth in itself. Very few motorcycles have a lineage as pronounced as...
New entries, Road motorbikes, Yamaha
Introduced at the 1967 Tokyo Motor Show, the Yamaha 250 DT-1 was Yamaha’s first trail bike. It is powered by a two-stroke 246cc single-cylinder engine that develops 21 hp at 7,000rpm and uses the famous “Autolube”, a separate lubrication...
Honda, New entries, Road motorbikes
Almost 50 years ago, in 1969, an earthquake shook the world of motorcycles. Honda released a revolutionary machine on the world market for the time: the CB 750. This will be the beginning of the revival of the bike. Discovered at the Tokyo Salon 1968, it...
Norton, Road motorbikes, Sold
Some classic motorcycles inspire collectors. If, in addition to the rarity, they are in a “state contest”, original, it is the Holy Grail of the collector. This 1969 Norton Commando was one of the most important model from the British production during the...
MV Agusta, Road motorbikes
Marketed in 1971 and 1972, the first model of MV Agusta 750 S, with drum brakes, is one of the classic motorcycles of reference: a collection of quality must count in its ranks such a machine. Moreover, being relatively rare in original condition, especially in good...
MV Agusta, Road motorbikes
The four-cylinders MV road bikes are undoubtedly the ultimate in a motorcycles collection. They were produced between 1968 (600 cc) and 1977. We propose you here a very beautiful model of MV 750 America produced in 1977. This bike, in excellent mechanical and...
Brough Superior, New entries, Road motorbikes
Brough Superior? The Rolls-Royce of motorcycles, cherished by Lawrence d’Arabie, the unforgettable hero of the British empire who owned seven examples. Actually, a British enthusiast, Mark Upham, who bought the brand in 2008 with the crazy idea in mind to revive it…...
Uncategorized, Road motorbikes, Vincent
English description coming soon… Les HRD et Vincent comme les MV 4 cylindres sont actuellement les motos de collection les plus désirables. Ces motos ont maintenant plus de 60 ans, et il est de plus en plus difficile de trouver ces raretés. La 1000 HRD Black...
MV Agusta, Road motorbikes
Presented for the first time at the Milan Motor Show on September 16 1997, the commercial version has been released from the Varese factories in April 1999. It was immediately admired by journalists who’s seen the return of MV Agusta and a symbol of Italian...
Pope, Road motorbikes, Sold
Connoisseurs of vintage bikes (before 1940) will agree: the peak of American motorcycles goes back to the second decade of the 20th century with manufacturers such as Harley-Davidson, Indian, Pierce, Henderson, Cleveland, Ace and… Pope. Based in Hartford...
Ducati, Road motorbikes, Sold
Officially presented on June 1st, 2006 at the Italian Grand Prix, this is the first MotoGP for road use: the Ducati Desmosedici 1000 RR. The dream of riding a MotoGP bike on the road can become reality. This bike is one of the most exceptional road bikes ever...
Norton, Replica, Road motorbikes, Sold
The here presented bike is a Molnar Manx Replica built in 2013. It has hardly been used and never raced (two demonstration rides in 2013 with a total of less than 250 km), it’s thus in new condition… Flashback in history The Norton Manx were 350 cc and 500 cc...
