Antique motorcycles

To this day nobody can explain how a 100-year-old motorcycle got bricked-up in a wall and it still works properly. What amazes many about this motorcycle is not only it's a weird story about spending 40 years in a wall, but also its unique design that no other Traub motorcycle has. It leaves many collectors puzzled as to why anyone would \

The motorcycle world will hold its breath on March 20 & 21 when the largest and most significant collection of motorcycles ever auctioned at one time will sell at "no reserve" in Las Vegas. More than 100 bikes are expected to fetch $70,000, changing the entire collectible motorcycle landscape.

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This model of the famous Indian make was designed in 1939 to be used in the US army and the armies of its allies. The configuration is much like that

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=ehajXFG_ZdY is the same photo, with a voice over... don't be this idiot, if you have some old rusty vehicle, and someone offers you money for it, because they want to get it going and running again, take it. Refuse the scrap metal people, I'm not with the people that just want to make money by destroying, the same goes for the "finders fee" people that are buying to resell at profit... but if someone enthusiastically says they want it, are going to make it…

The Pick of the Day is a an antique motorcycle, a 1911 Singer Legend from Great Britain, hooked up with an unusual wicker sidecar

Rare motorbike has been in storage for years but it's "barn-find" condition only adds to its charm - and value.

A rusty 1925 Brough superior SS-80 motorbike which was bought directly from its maker George Brough and has been in the same family for 80 years is going on sale.

Harley-Davidson is one of the best-known and most established motorcycle companies. This American motorcycle brand was established in 1903, so it has a

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