Classic Bikes For Sale

Every issue of RealClassic magazine features a rare old assortment of classic bikes and vintage motorcycles for sale. This month, our special selection of six of the best features a (very) green-laner, a Moto Guzzi V-twin, the best of British 350 singles (discuss), an extremely blue BMW Boxer, and (be still Editor Westworth’s beating heart!) a fully refurbished Velocette LE. How could anything be more wow than this?

KAWASAKI KL250B3, 1983. Trial bike, 4-stroke, used regularly. Needs paint. Included spare bike. £950. Terry, Wiltshire, 01672 539590

 

AJS 16MS, 350cc, 1953. Original bike, earlier restoration, very clean, easy starter. Asking £3250. Bike is in Poole, Dorset. Oliver, 01202 737377

 

VELOCETTE LE Mk3, 1959. Professional engine, gearbox, clutch overhaul. Flywheel remagnetised, Honda coil, Ford points conversion. New rims, tyres, tubes, cables, brake shoes. New wiring, ammeter, switches, bulbs, battery, rectifier. Carb overhauled. £2000. 01427 788167, Lincs

 

MOTO GUZZI V50 MONZA 1982. Pristine condition. 22k miles on the clock, full MoT. New rings, valves, springs, new windshield, wing mirrors, sealed beam unit and battery.  Replacement switches, all wiring overhauled. 

VELOCETTE MAC 350cc, 1958. Runs and rides well with very nice paintwork, etc. £5750. 01243 670258, West Sussex

 

BMW R100RT, 1991. 60k miles, MoT, serviced. Heated grips, Corbin seat, tool kit. £2000ono. 01271 328459, North Devon

You’ll find stacks more classic bikes for sale in the November issue of RealClassic magazine, including a Scott Flying Squirrel, a Douglas flat twin, an Ariel Arrow and a Norton Dominator 650SS (kinda like the one on the cover!)

The descriptions are written by the vendors so obviously you should take all normal precautions before making a purchase: we recommend viewing in person whenever possible

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If you’d like to sell your classic / bike in RC, here’s the form to fill in.

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