Featured Heaven On Earth For Motorcycle Lovers! Mecum Auction, Las Vegas

Soooooo many bikes at this event! Short bikes, tall bikes, big bikes, small bikes........ And a bunch with sidecars, too.

Today's photos will be of just some of the small bikes and some of the sidecar bikes. Enjoy!
P.S. If you want more information on a bike and it has the lot number showing, let me know and I'll look it up for you.













There were at least half a dozen of these Honda Monkeys--all in gold--for sale. Most of them had never even been set up for riding with fluids and had 0 miles on the clock!





This one was a non-runner, also. Nor was it for sale. It was on display each day at the "Curing Kids Cancer" booth.



And one of the little bikes even had a big brother--and a sidecar! And coming up are some of the sidecar offerings.



Continued in my next post......

 

Bikes with sidecars There were far more than I imagined there might be! And I'm sure that I missed some that were there.





This Harley Road Glide is similar to Steve's bike. Russell and I told him he could do this to his bike so Ellie, the Boxer could ride along with us.





I guess this one technically qualifies as a sidecar. But it looks more like a side wagon to me.







I didn't see the next two bikes but looked on the Mecum website just now to see how much the Brough Superior with sidecar sold for. The information tag on the bike indicated it might go for $350,000-400,000! It sold for quite a tidy sum but not that much. That said, DEFINITELY too rich for my blood!





This was one of the top sellers of the auction, too. Have any of you heard of this company??



Stay tuned for more auction fun if you're still up for it!

 

@tim scott

Will do, Tim! I’m off for the weekend, so will use my extra time to post more photos and commentary from the auction. Glad you’re enjoying it!

 

Yes, @Pegscraper, there were literally dozens of dirt bikes up for auction! We realized that most of those were probably on Wednesday and Thursday, the first two days of the auction and the days that we were in attendance. I don't know much of anything so learned a lot--but also tired of seeing so many dirt bikes, I must confess.

 

I absolutely agree with you, @littleade! There were a number of bikes that came up on the auction block with the stock caveat, "Not for use on the highway or public roads". I wonder if that means they are "as is" and can be restored to road use or that the new owner is consigned to using it for decorative purposes only.