Motorcycles in Maggie Valley, North Carolina

2012 Can-Am Spyder RS SE5, 2012 Can-Am Spyder RS-SE5 * EXTENDED WARRANTY UNTIL NOVEMBER 2017 !!! * Only 2700 miles. * Garage kept * 5-speed semi automatic with reverse.

1971 Honda SL125 K0 Candy Green This is a classic Honda vintage bike and restored by Randy Marble of Texas several years ago.  see marblesmotors.com for more information about Randy.  I have owned this bike for 5 years and entire time was kept in climate control environment.  It Starts up and runs great.  Florida Title in hand. It's got one minor cosmetic issue - see close up of the gas tank. I think fisheye is the term.  It's not very noticeable.

 This early XR 750 race frame had a high tech street track build done likely between 1977-79. I just took a healthy XR 750 engine out of this street tracker. A sportster engine, or XR 750 engine can be re-installed.

 1968 Harley-Davidson Electra-Glide Barn Find, no title. This bike will be sold on bill of sale only, no title. It must be picked up at the Wheels Through Time Museum in Maggie Valley, North Carolina.

This 1967 Harley is a two owner machine out of Rhode Island. I said in the video that I lost the title -in fact I never had a title, since Rhode Island only needs registration. I have the registration records available.

 1957 Harley-Davidson Model XL. All real bike that was customized approx. 10 years ago at great expense.

 1951 Harley-Davidson Panhead Barn Find *NO RESERVE* Title included Titled in 1966 as pictured. This barn find motorcycle was recently discovered in East Tennessee. Owners had it for 40 years.

 1951 Harley-Davidson Panhead Survivor I rescued this bike out of South Carolina, several years ago. I rebuilt the engine and transmission, and put on road worthy tires. My son Matt took it to Sturgis and put over 1000 miles on it.

1936 Knucklehead Serial # 36EL2304 I've had more fun riding this machine in the past week than I have spent finishing it. Things that I will complete before sale is made: Wire the horn, add proper fuel line, add lug nut to front wheel, set up oil pressure feed line, and one or two punch list items. Description of bike: This bike uses the 36 Knucklehead V-Twin frame, and there are very few after market parts on the machine.

1930 Indian 101 Scout 45" I did run this machine about a year ago. Great overall condition, has been together for many years. Has great compression.

These parts have always been together and garaged for many years. Tanks have no holes, there is oil in the oil tank. Front forks seem to be 1914- very early and very rare.