The iconic Italian manufacturer Benelli made its debut in the moto world back in 1972. So this beauty rolled out in their fourth year of business. This was a time when motorcycle engines with six cylinders were about as rare as a unicorn sighting. The “Sei” in its name isn’t just there for show; it’s…
TricoloreThe Ducati 996S USA Edition was released in 2001 to commemorate Ducati’s success in the Superbike World Championship. Troy Bayliss, riding a Ducati 996, won the championship in 2001, adding to the bike’s historical value. The term “Tricolore” refers to the Italian flag’s colors (green, white, and red), and this edition was supposedly a limited…
Cafe racer with original paintThe V50 Monza is powered by a transverse V-twin engine, which is a trademark design of Moto Guzzi. This layout not only provides a unique appearance but also has an impact on the bike’s handling characteristics and performance. The longitudinally mounted engine with shaft drive is a distinctive feature that some…
When it was introduced, the Honda CBR1100XX Blackbird was one of the fastest production motorcycles available. Its inline-four engine with a displacement of 1,137cc delivered impressive power and acceleration, making it a formidable sport touring bike. It featured advanced technology for its time, including a ram air intake system that improved engine performance at high…
For anyone that loves the look of the ’60’s, this motorcycle is eye-candy. With its distinctive tank, high-mounted exhaust pipes, and rugged appearance the design captures the essence of the era. From the seller:-Owned and ridden by ease coast racer Guargenti-Engine work was done by Pop yoshimura ( good friends ) as per Guargenti-Frame and…
The Yamaha Seca Turbo 650 was one of the pioneering motorcycles to feature a factory-installed turbocharger. Turbocharging technology was relatively new in the motorcycle industry at the time, and the Seca Turbo showcased Yamaha’s innovative approach to enhancing performance. This auction ends tonight. From the seller:the bike starts immediately, runs great with no issues, and…
While the Ducati 750 F1 of the mid-1980s might not have fully embodied Ducati’s finest craftsmanship, it was undoubtedly influenced by the remarkable TT2 and subsequent TT1 race motorcycles. These racing machines, characterized by their lightweight construction, impeccable design, and exceptional performance, truly encapsulate Ducati’s racing spirit during that era. The original TT2, powered by…
For the lovers of peaky powerbands, loud buzzing noises, pre-mixed oil and gas, and pretty (and aromatic) blue smoke, there are still a couple of days for this somewhat-less-than-pristine example of the mighty Suzuki RG500 Gamma. Meant to be a GP bike for the street back when two strokes ruled the racing world, the RG…