Other All 1957 Motorcycles

This is a very rare Maico Scrambler and not the Blizzard variety.  It was imported by a Maico dealer in Iowa who added the light kit to help sell the bike.  In 1957, Maico race bikes were/are a rare bird in the U.S. The very first 250cc World Championship, "The European Cup" was won on this type of Maico in 1957 by Fritz Betzelbacher.  Willi Oesterle, also of Germany took 2nd on a similar bike.  I did remove the engine from the bike with plans of a restoration, but the engine is still complete in a crate.  I also have a Maico Blizzard I would sell for an additional $800 and it has the top triple tree mount for a front number plate, which is needed for a proper restoration for this racer.  I do not have a title, but I can provide a Bill of Sale. Please check out my other bike auctions, and don't hesitate to contact me with questions.  Thanks for taking a look!

Rare super sabre    In running condition   have some extra parts

Whst a great chance to build a Matchless motorcycle comes with a clear title .This is a true basket case if you need parts or want to restore a antique motorcycle thi is it, SOLD AS IS QUESTIONS CALL 586-727-3697

    I purchased this 1957 MATCHLESS G80S  over thirty years ago from the original owner. I rode it on a couple of all British bike rides and have displayed it in my motorcycle collection since then. It has a genuine 6277 miles from new.    Totally correct and original apart from the addition of a more modern and more efficient air cleaner.    This is a prime example of a classic British single cylinder "thumper".

    A super nice example of a classic 1957 GILERA ROSSA SUPER. This model was not sold new in the US although SEARS did import quite a lot of late sixties and early seventies models. These were the rather boring and fairly easy to find 106cc and 124cc Giubileo models.    This 1957 model is the early style 150cc.

1957 Puch SGS250 Twingle. The Puch 250 SGS (Schwing-Gabel-Sport) was manufactured by the Austrian Steyr Daimler Puch AG. The motorcycle is powered by a split-single two-stroke engine (two pistons sharing a single combustion chamber).