Motorbikes
MV Agusta 1970 GTLS 125cc 1 cyl ohv 2511
US$5,228.41
MV Agusta 1970 GTL S 125cc 1 cyl ohv Frame # MV-GTL*658883*S Engine # *MV-656959*Having commenced motorcycle production late in 1945 with a 98cc two-stroke, Meccanica Verghera (MV) introduced its first production four-strokes, a brace of 175cc singles, at the Milan Show in 1952, the newcomers’ advanced overhead-cam, unit-construction engine setting them apart from most of the opposition.The first 125cc production roadster - the Gran Turismo - appeared in 1954 with single-cylinder overhead-valve engine, a format MV’s 125 would retain until the end of production in 1977/78.The 1960 line-up, which featured a trio of newcomers with engines displacing 99, 235 and 300cc respectively, MV Agusta returned to the more traditional capacity classes in 1961, launching the all-new Centomila in 125 and 150cc variants.They were powered by an overhead-valve four-stroke single built in unit with a four-speed gearbox, which went into MV’s familiar set of lightweight cycle parts.At the 1965 Milan Show the 125/150 range was updated with five-speed gearboxes, the 125 being offered in two guises: GT, with 8bhp engine, and the more sporting GTL S, which had 9.6 horsepower on tap.Like their larger siblings, the small MVs were very expensive – typically costing as much as a British 500 in the UK - which explains why they are so difficult to find.This MV Agusta 125 GTL S has been restored to original specification and to a high standard and has only been used on the road very sparingly.Specification :Single cylinder ohv 4-stroke pushrod engineDisplacement: 125 ccPower 9,6 HP16 mm carburettorIgnition: flywheel magnetoTop speed 110 km/h 69 mph
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MV Agusta 1959 Tevere 235cc 1 cyl ohv 2511
US$8,397.15 MV Agusta 1959 Tevere 235cc 1 cyl ohv Frame MV T*235055* Engine MV-T-235387When the Tevere 235 was unveiled in 1959, MV certainly had in mind, the more is better.Based on the popular 175 AB engine, the Tevere 235 used a larger displacement in an attempt to appeal to buyers wanting more power than the 175 could deliver.The Tevere 235’s...
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Velocette 1936 KTS 350cc 1 cyl ohc 2512
US$14,259.30 Velocette 1936 model “ KTS” 348 cc OHC frame # 2153 engine # KSS7168The firm of Veloce Ltd. was formed in 1905 by Johann Goodman. It was a family business that concentrated on sound motorcycle engineering principles.Their first machines were lightweight four strokes; after that a line of top-class 250 cc two strokes was brought out.In 1924/ 25 Percy...
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Gilera 1953 Saturno 500cc 1 cyl ohv 2512
US$10,509.60 Gilera 1953 Saturno 500cc 1cyl ohv Frame nr 2611244 Engine nr 2611244Designed by Luigi Salmaggi the Gilera Saturno is a four-stroke 500 cm ³ OHV. The engine is a classic pushrod single-cylinder Gilera of 500 cm ³, with bore and stroke of 84x90 mm. The gearbox is a four speed with foot pedal.Four types were available: "Tourism", "Sport", "Competition"...
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Scott 1934 Flying Squirrel 498cc 2 cyl ts 2601
US$13,203.10 Scott 1934 498 cc “ Flying Squirrel” two stroke twin frame # 3793 M engine # LFZ3951Bradford-born Alfred Angas Scott’s experiments with two-stroke motorcycle engines began in the closing years of the 19th Century.The first complete Scott motorcycle followed in 1908, its twin-cylinder engine, two-speed foot-change gear and all-chain drive marking it out as an exceptionally advanced design for...
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Royal Enfield 1912 6hp model 180 770cc 2 cyl sv 2601
US$31,159.20 Royal Enfield 1912 6 HP “Model 180“ 770 cc JAP side valve V –twin frame # 3982 engine # 12473The Redditch based Royal Enfield firm entered the motorcycle business as early as 1898: In the early days engines from De Dion powered their tricycles and quadricycles; Minerva supplied the power for the first motorized cycles.By 1904 the firm was...
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AJS 1926 G6 350cc 1 cyl ohv 2602
US$15,790.90 AJS 1926 Model G 6 'Big Port' 349cc OHV single frame # 83510 engine # G83094After victory in the 1920 Junior TT, AJS's new overhead-valve 350 racer scored a memorable double the following year, Tom Sheard winning the Junior race and Howard Davies the Senior - the first time such a feat had been achieved on a 350. The...
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Rover 1919 3½hp 500cc 1 cyl sv 2602
US$18,484.30 Rover 1919 499 cc side valve 3 ½ HP frame# 45128 engine # 9059 RThe Rover safety bicycle had created a breakthrough in bicycle design at the end of the 19th century. At the end of 1903 the company presented its first motorcycle, which was much ahead of its time: a well- designed side valve engine with mechanically operated...
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Scott 1926 Super Squirrel 598cc 2 cyl ts 2602
US$15,579.60 Scott 1926 Super Squirrel two speed 598 cc water-cooled two-stroke twinframe # 2133 engine # T 7348 RBAlfred Scott, a gifted Yorkshire engineering genius, started experimenting with twin cylinder two-stroke power around the year 1900, when he mounted his little air-cooled twin in front of the steering head of his Premier bicycle.He kept on refining his design and by...
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BSA 1915 Model K 557cc 1 cyl sv 2602
US$15,790.90 BSA 1915 model K 557 cc chain-cum-belt side valve single frame # 9783 engine # 9878 BSA entered the motor cycle market with a sturdy 3 ½ HP belt driven single-geared machine, that was displayed at the 1910 Olympia show.It was constructed almost entirely from BSA- made components and was produced from the company’s Redditch factory. Within six months...
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OEC 1939 Commander 500cc 1 cyl ohv 2602
US$18,484.30 OEC 1938 “Commander” 500 cc KK Matchless motor # 39/OEC 9507F J Osborn started out as an engineer by building a motorcycle from proprietary parts in 1901 for his own use. After WW1 a company bearing his name was formed occupying a disused seaplane factory in Lees lane, Gosport, Hampshire. The first motorcycles they constructed were sold as Blackburnes...
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Harley Davidson 1918 J 2 cyl ioe 2602
US$47,478.20 Harley- Davidson 1918 989 cc IOE V-twin model “J” frame & engine # 18T 2507The first V-twin Harley prototype was displayed at the Chicago Motorcycle Show in February 1907, but it wasn’t until 1909 that the first twins were for sale; officially they were still considered prototypes and only 27 were sold. The engine had a capacity of 880...
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Bradbury 1912 3½hp 554cc 1 cyl sv 2603
US$23,184.60 Bradbury 1912 3 ½ HP 554 cc side valve single frame # 38205 engine # 5328Bradbury & Co. was one of the pioneers of the British motor cycle industry: already in 1902 the company advertised a motorcycle driven by a Minerva clip-on engine. Before motorcycles were being produced at the Wellington Works in Oldham, the company - established in...
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