Type: Private
Price: $12,000
Location: Lexington, KY
Condition: Used
Year: 1982
Mileage: 500
When we hear about custom Cafe Racers, most of the attention goes into their aggressive stance and eye catching appearance.
These bikes can really stand out among the rest of your standard dealership purchased motorcycles. However, looks cannot be everything on a custom build. Above all, a properly built machine will go through a full rebuild
process, top to bottom. This takes time, patience, and knowledge. Taking a diamond in the rough and not only polishing, but reviving the mechanics to that of when these rolled out of Germany, is our ultimate goal. This one-of-a-kind custom BMW R100RS airhead is our latest cafe racer/bobber design ready for the road.
Our vision was to create a unique cafe racer that had an aggressive presence with modern ergonomics, while retaining it âs timeless vintage esthetic. This RS takes advantage of its racing roots with the introduction of dual compound street tires in comparison to our knobby adventure tires on our other bobber style motorcycles. These tires will allow for smooth cornering
and confidence in those twisty turns. We have also introduced our custom fabricated seemless exhaust system to this example. Shortened by about 6" from our standard exhaust system, this new design brings a tighter appearance to the drivetrain.
We removed the baffles for maximum airflow that delivers a very impressive exhaust sound. The end result is a brilliantly eye catching machine that will almost always turn even the most experienced riders heads. The lowered front suspension and clip-on style handlebars really brings an aggressive yet streamline appearance and function to this build. The engine was disassembled and underwent a complete rebuild of all components. The tank was
painted in our signature 9000 black base coat with a multi-stage high gloss clear coat.
The front suspension was rebuilt of seals, lowering springs, fork oil, and bump stops. The Brembo calipers were refinished, fresh brake pads were installed with stainless steel brake lines by Core Moto. The old original wiring for this machine was completely removed and replaced with an M-Unit Blue by Motogadget. This component is the main brain and bus for the entire electrical system of the machine. No more fuses! No more starter, load shed, horn, or flasher relays are needed. With the introduction of the M. unit Blue, this device provides bluetooth connectivity from your smartphone to your motorcycle.
This turns your motorcycle into a Smart bike! GPS tracking enabled, alarm systems that notify your phone if your bike is touched or tampered with. Completely customizable presets to change every aspect of the bikes lights, auxiliaries, and functions. Best of all this device has a " Keyless-Go" feature that turns your cellphone into your key fob! When you walk away from your bike the blinkers will flash letting you know the bike has locked itself and cannot be started. As you approach your bike, the blinkers will flash twice letting you know that the system is unlocked and ready to go!
Never forget your keys again, and if you forget your phone, no problem. There is a dedicated OEM BMW turn key on the right side of the engine for normal turn key function. This machine truly is one of a kind and there is not another one like it on any road.
Used 1982 BMW R100 500 miles
1967 Aermacchi Harley-Davidson Sprint ERS Replica Full fiberglass fairing, gas tank and seat.
Tank has been sealed with Caswell's tank sealer. Neverthesless I typically use only non-ethanol fuel with this bike. She is also fitted with clip-on bars and adjustable rear sets. The bike is light weight and handles like a dream. The bike is track
ready and safety wired, yet it is also street legal and has a clear California title plus current registration. The headlight is in the nose of the fairing and there is a side mount tail light/license plate bracket behind the right rear shock. The electrical system is OEM with a new voltage regulator and new battery.
Wheels are shouldered Excel alloy rims with stainless spokes. The front brake is a dual leading shoe unit from a 1973 Sprint that stops like a disc with one finger operation. New rear shocks and a gold race chain. The motor is a 1968 250cc short stroke with around 180 miles on it. It was built with a new top end, piston, valves and guides. The bike was stored for about three
years and only came out for photo shoots, dealership display and movies or commercials. The bike starts easy and runs great. It is serviced and ready to go. The bike comes with the parts and service manuals.
This is a chance to own a collector's one of a kind motorcycle.
Used 1967 5,157 miles
Cool old 45, clean title, good numbers, matching belly numbers, great untouched frame, good transmission, aftermarket tanks and fender, DNA springer front end, , correct rear brake, good rideable bike, engine had complete rebuild 8 years ago, stock, less than 2,000 miles on since rebuild.
M88 carb.
Used 1942 Harley-Davidson W 100 miles
1975 Yamaha MX400.
the gas was drained when the bike was put up for storage. Bike was up for storage for a few years. Bike is not perfect, plastic has some scratches. Bike turns over, has spark, and shifts thru the gears. This bike I heard it run. Look at pics for condition. Bike probably needs a good carb cleaning and some TLC. The tank has
no dents and is clean inside. The numbers match on this bike also. The plastic appears to be original besides the front oval. The bike is sold AS-IS!
Used 1975 Yamaha MX 1,234 miles
Up for sale is my Ducati 750GT.
Titled as 1973 but is in fact a late 1972 according to vin number. Here is what i know of the history of bike. Original Black color with one repaint back in early 90's. Paint shows very well. Few small blemishes. See photos. I've bought this from the 4nd owner some 1 year ago. Title is free and clear! I was told
the milage on title which states 46690 was a typo and never corrected. You can see on title where it may be a typo. Milage on clock states 10,870 is the correct milage. But can't confirm any of this. So selling as milage unknown. Hard to believe that in 1981 when title was issued that the bike had 46690 miles in this condition.
Especially when its still on original tires with decent thread. Anyway stating milage unknown. Original fiberglass tank, early Lockheed Brakes, CEV lights, Conti exhaust(small ding on right silencer)see photo, Borrani Rims, Metzeler Tires(some dry rot from age), Marzocchi Forks and Shocks, Smith Gauges, Tommaselli Throttle(small crack.does not affect operation).
Dell Orto carburetors. Handle bars are KN that were installed back in the 80's from previous owner. I do not have the originals sorry. Otherwise all original equipment and all working.
Recently serviced which includes, new battery, rebuilt carbs, cleaned and inspected tank. Which was sealed back in 80's from previous owner. No leaks whatsoever! Small scuff that was repainted on tank where it meets front of seat. See photo. Carbs tuned and oil changed. Brakes are in perfect condition and stops on a dime! Bike runs perfectly and sounds amazing.2 small tears on either side of front of seat. See photos.
Used 1972 Ducati 750 10,870 miles
original 1942 Harley-Davidson WLA Army bike.
The bike is in amazing unrestored condition and still wears its original paint. I recently serviced the bike and got it running. I don't have much history on the bike but was informed by a knowledgeable WLA collector that the bike was most likely overseas and possibly in the Russian army judging by
the blue paint it once had over the original army green from the factory. The bike is original paint that has been reclaimed from under the blue paint believed to be sprayed by the Russian Army. I got the bike in this exact condition other than getting it running.
I am not a WLA expert but from what I can tell it is an extremely original bike with a few parts like the seat and carb that are not exactly WLA parts but are still some very nice and valuable pieces. I don't see anything repop on the bike and I don't believe the motor has ever been apart. Even the muffler and full exhaust system is original and in really good condition. The battery cover and speedo drive are the only things
I see missing. This bike also has the original service tag that matches the serial number on the motor! What's even more interesting is the delivery date on the tag of May 2nd 1942 which is the day the German army surrendered and the Battle of Berlin was won by the Allied Forces essentially ending the war.
What an amazing date in history to have attached to this amazing motorcycle. This bike would look great rolling on the beach this summer for the 75th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy, France. Don't miss your chance to buy a piece of real history here! The ID tag says delivery date of May 2nd 1945, not 1942 as previously written. Yes, I know the war didn ât end in 1942, it âs just a typo! Clean title.
Used 1942 Harley-Davidson W 29,329 miles
