I picked out the ten most expensive motorcycle to be offered at Bonham’s Spring Stafford Sale. The most expensive bike – a 1926 Brough Superior (isn’t a Brough always the most expensive one?) could fetch well over $300,000.
1926 Brough Superior 981cc SS80/100 :: Estimate: US$ 240,000 – 310,000, £160,000 – 200,000
1952 Vincent 998cc Black Shadow :: Estimate: US$ 170,000 – 200,000, £110,000 – 130,000
1931 Brough Superior 980cc SS80 :: Estimate: US$ 77,000 – 110,000, £50,000 – 70,000
1949 Vincent 998cc ‘Red’ Rapide :: Estimate: US$ 77,000 – 110,000, £50,000 – 70,000
1929 Montgomery-JAP 1,000cc V-Twin :: Estimate: US$ 69,000 – 84,000, £45,000 – 55,000
View all the motorcycles after the jump below…
1953/54 Vincent 998cc Black Shadow Series C :: Estimate: US$ 61,000 – 77,000, £40,000 – 50,000
1913 Excelsior 61ci Model 7C Twin :: Estimate: US$ 54,000 – 69,000, £35,000 – 45,000
1982 Yamaha TZ500J Grand Prix Racing Motorcycle :: Estimate: US$ 49,000 – 55,000, £32,000 – 36,000
1972 Laverda 750SFC Production Racing Motorcycle :: Estimate: US$ 46,000 – 52,000, £30,000 – 34,000
1979 Yamaha TZ750 Racing Motorcycle :: Estimate: US$ 46,000 – 52,000, £30,000 – 34,000
+ Source: Ten Most Expensive Motorcyles :: Bonhams Spring Stafford Sale
I have a picture of the 60’s Honda I use to ride, a CB77 period racer, I built here in Hawaii over the past 5 years, interested? the picture to the left is my TZ250B
good call on the picture of RALPH RIDING THE 250 saying it was Hailwood
Awesome to see the Laverda 750SFC in the top ten. They are a truly awesome machine.