An Unusual 1987 Honda “Fat Cat” – The Two-Year Balloon-Tire Experiment
This is a 1987 Honda “Fat Cat” TR200, it’s a bike you may never have seen before as it was only offered for sale for two model years in the late 1980s, and surviving…
This is a 1987 Honda “Fat Cat” TR200, it’s a bike you may never have seen before as it was only offered for sale for two model years in the late 1980s, and surviving…
This is a pair of Honda Gyro S scooters from 1985 and 1986. The Gyro S was an unusual three-wheeled scooter design with a fascinating history, but it never quite caught on in the…
This is the 1992 Roth Fink Mobile, it’s a six-wheeler with the same fundamental front-end layout as the 1976 Tyrrell P34 six-wheeled F1 car, but on a much smaller platform with power provided by…
This is a Centaur folding scooter from 1965, it’s an all-American design that folds neatly into a suitcase-sized box that can then be carried, or stored in your car, boat, or plane for when…
This is a Honda CR250R from the 2007 model year that’s remained unused in its original factory crate. It’s now being offered for sale and it comes with a trailer for easy transportation, as well…
This is the Maeving RM1S custom build by Robert Sabel of Roughchild, one of the best-known custom motorcycle shops on the west coast and one of the most respected in the world. Roughchild has…
This is a 1999 GG Duetto, it’s an extremely rare Swiss-built motorcycle with a permanently-attached sidecar. Just 30 of these were made, and they sold in the mid-1990s for ~$50,000 USD, that’s over $109,000…
This is a 1995 DM MinimMoto DM1 SS pocket bike that remains in excellent condition throughout, largely due to the fact that it has spent much of its life on static display. Pocket bikes…
This is one of 50 examples of the Kawasaki KLT250-P1 that were donated to the Olympic Planning Committee for police use at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. These P1 “Police” variants of…
This is a pair of Honda Z50R minibikes, the red one is from 1989 and the white one is from 1999 – exactly a decade later. They’re both powered by 49cc four-stroke engines, paired…
This is an original 1962 Greeves Scottish, one of the most famous and successful British trials motorcycles of the period – thanks in no small part to its lightweight cast-alloy beam frame and its…
This is an original 1986 Yamaha BW200, the model name stands for “Big Wheel 200cc,” and the bike was designed largely for off-road use on almost any terrain you point it at, from deep…