Used Motorcycles in New York

1945 Harley Davidson WLA 45 motorcycle.

This bike was purchased from a local gentleman who rode this bike everywhere. It has a clean and clear title. It is a clean, presentable, running riding motorcycle that draws a crowd everywhere it goes. It has matching belly numbers and #5 cylinder heads. Linkers M41 carb. Cycleray headlight.

Used 1945 Harley-Davidson W 10,018 miles

1976 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide.

Motor rebuilt about 1500 miles ago. Fresh repaint with correct stripping and badging. Buddy seat with correct 1976 only pattern upholstery. Correct 1976 only saddlebags. Factory exhaust. York clutch. Belt drive primary. Forks completely rebuilt with new bushings. NOS wiring harness. New battery. Will include

factory service manual, factory parts book and a Clymer manual. Original carb, manifold and air cleaner will also go with to the buyer. Every system on this bike has been gone through. Runs great and everything works as it should. Needs nothing.

Used 1976 Harley-Davidson Touring 104,000 miles

This handsome 1969 Sportster XLCH is the last of the line of the kickstart-only, magneto-fired ironhead Sporties, born in the 1950s and still kicking backin the 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond.

Gorgeous in its " Sparkling Gold" livery (original color but older repaint) and almost 100% original equipment. This rare beast hasn't been "

updated" or " improved. " What was chromed from the factory is still chrome. What was painted is still painted. What was polished is still polished. It still sports its original drum brakes, gaitored forks, alloy rims, factory exhaust, two-tone " buddy" seat, carb, " ham can" air filter, Morse-Fairbanks magneto, buckhorn handlebars, etc.

In fact, if you look closely, you'll see it still wears OEM Goodyear All Traction rear and Sport Rib front tires! Of course the left grip controls the spark person/advance, it shifts on the right and brakes on the left. There is no battery. The generator powers the lights and horn when running. It's vintage, pure and

primal. I changed the fluids, put in a new primary cover gasket, cleaned the carb, installed a new original style fuel petbird, cleaned and set the points, etc. After this, I fired it up, and test rode it the 5 miles showing on the tripmeter.

Ran like a freight train, clutch, gearbox, brakes, all good. Sounds fantastic. Clean title.

Used 1969 Harley-Davidson Sportster 9,029 miles

1973 Kawasaki Z1 900 Motorcycle.

Original paint. Clear title. 22,906 Miles. It is an early Build. Built in November of 1972. it looks to be all original except for the exhaust pipes, chain guard and the seat cover. Looks to be missing the chain oiler. It currently does not run. Engine turns over with compression. It will need to be gone through

to run again. Throttle works. Front Brake does Not. Rear Brake does work. Shifts though the gears. Inside of gas tank looks to have some rust but solid. Gas tank has a few small dings on top. Side covers have no cracks. Paint does not have any fading. Has some paint wear throughout.

Front forks have no pitting. Frame is stock with no cuts. Wiring looks to be all original. Has Original owners manual and Toolkit. Exhaust pipes are solid. Chrome Shows some Rust/ pitting in spots. It was always stored inside. Tires do show some dry rot from sitting. Right side has a few broken fins on the head. Seat has no rips or tears, foam is plush. Overall a nice original example of a 1973 Z1 900 motorcycle.

Used 1973 Kawasaki Z 22,906 miles

This motorcycle is a 1940 Indian model 640 45" Military Sport Scout - the machine was civilianized in the distant past, and the machine runs and drives.

This particular machine was one of the 550 640 Scouts. here were approximately 4, Scouts made, with approximately 2,200 being military and 2,200 being civilian. The civilian machine came

with skirted fenders. The machine in this listing was last driven regularly in 1985. The machine is used. The speedometer and drive are present but there is no cable; the bike's true mileage is unknown. The speedometer has a maximum hand and trip odometer, but the reset knobs are missing and the speedometer's condition is unknown.

The aluminum dash panel is cracked. Tires and paint are 45 years old. No tool box. Horn works but not wired. Front lower corner of engine case repaired on the right side, where the front through-bolt goes. A Harley-Davidson tombstone taillight is currently on the bike. The saddlebags are Buco items. The bags are mounted to wood. The original steel mounting bracket

is not used now, but it was used in the past, based on wear marks where padlocks would have been used. The saddlebags could use new straps, and some of the fringe is missing.

The primary drive leaks a little. The fenders that are currently on the bike are believed to be the original military fenders that the bike came with. The rear fender has had the military lights removed and the Harley light added. The original military taillights do not come with the machine - their whereabouts is unknown. The bike has Beck K-555 5.00 X 16 tires. The tires are at least 45 years old, but are not heavily cracked. The bike has not been stored out in the weather. When this bike was new, the tire size

was probably 4.50 X 18. The bike's centerstand is on the bike, but it has not been used in a long time.

The bike's sidestand behind the primary cover is broken - the broken frame piece and leg are included. The sidestand currently on the bike is the type used on the 741 military Scout. The windshield is a Beck item. The footboards have wood mounted on top of steel platforms. The seat on the bike is new, but the mounting bracket is a custom piece of steel bar-stock. The wiring on the bike is mostly custom, with very little - if any - original wiring left. The bike could use a new wiring harness. The battery for the bike is a small battery inside a hollow battery box.

The box top is broken, and even though it works, the bike could use a new original type battery. The original style battery hold-down frog is there. The handlebar assembly appears to be slightly bent downward on the left side. The bike appears to be a matching number machine, but the motor number's stamping authenticity is unknown. There is a pair of brackets attached to the left side of the frame that have an unknown purpose. One of the listing photos shows these two round brackets. The brackets/donut-shaped items are on the rear frame section vertical brace. The carburetor is a Schebler DLX128 which is correct for a 1940 Sport Scout.

The bottom body threads that hold the bowl on were repaired by Jerry Greer Engineering. The fuel line on the bike is new.

Used 1940 100,000 miles

This 1979 Honda Goldwing gl1000 Custom Trike is a modified vehicle with updates to the exterior and drivetrain.

The owner has had it for 3 years. The vehicle runs great and is mainly used for weekend drives. Rear end is from a 2006 Ford Ranger 4-10 gear ratio, converted over to disc brakes with Mustang drilled rotors. Custom built intake with

a jetted VW carb. everything was hand built by myself. I built it to drive so it has some gravel chips and wear on the paint job. Once I got everything the way I wanted I was going to disassemble and get it repainted by a professional. It definitely catches attention and runs great.

Steers hard in the corners so I was going to build springer forks with dom tubing. So far I only have the tubes machined. The motor has had all seals replaced, new clutch, new head gaskets, too many things to list. Exterior Interior Engine Deposits are nonrefundable.

Used 1979 32,000 miles

2013 street glide 10k miles Baker 7 speed Trask cams Thundermax tuner Aerocharger turbo kit Screaming oil pump TOL designs rear fender and bags Speed by design speaker lids with 8" JL speakers6 1/2" kicker speakers in dash400 watt Rockford fosgate amp Aquatic av blue tooth radio Paul yaffe stretched steel gas tank Le Pra seat Speed by design

Rear air ride Speed by design center kick stand (not installed)Paul yaffe 12" monkey bars Xtreme machine 26" front wheel American suspension bolt on neck Xtreme machine headlight bezel Paul yaffe steel front fender Arlen ness 10 gauge primary, engine trans covers Pm machine heal and toe shifter Pm machine brake pedal Arlen ness deep cut floor boards Bike has everything done to it possible , it runs and drives great, paint does have a few chips in it, this bike is ridden all the time.

Used 2013 Harley-Davidson Touring 10,000 miles

Selling bike because I don't have enough time to ride.

Super fun bike and track ready. Looking for a fast bike here she is! Thanks for watching!

Used 2017 Suzuki GSX-R 3,500 miles

Selling my gt750b bike with the correct brown face clocks, only 3 previous owners and only 2 in the last 27 years I’ve owned it for 9 years.

The bike is basically in original condition with the exception of having the frame powder coated at some point I think but not by me. I have replaced the seat with a new genuine one but I still have

the original which has a tiny split, I’ve also had some of the bolts re-plated but apart from the braided hoses I think it ’s all original. All the chrome is reasonable condition but in some places is starting wear a little thin and the pipes do have the odd rust spot.

It runs as it should and can could be ridden away the only thing I would say on the down side is that the chain may be coming to the end of its lift. The side panels are gloss black not satin black as they should be.

Used 1978 Suzuki GT750 23,849 miles

1951 FL Panhead- Yes, it's a 51 Harley Davidson Panhead FL frame, motor, trans with the title!

It's bored out to 1340cc's, he sent the bottom jugs out to have them black crinkle coated, other parts were brass coated. It has a Wide Glide front end, the bottom case halves were machine made because the originals had a crack on one side. No, I don't

have the O. G. bottom end halves, the front end, or carb. All the other parts are O. G. as far as I know, - seat and some accessories. I've had her in my house for the past 3 years now with the oil and gas drained. It will run ride but won't charge the battery. Gen may need a clean or new brushes. Clean title.

Used 1951 Harley-Davidson F 7,890 miles

Beautiful 1948 Indian Chief Roadmaster.

Older restoration freshly out of 15 year storage. Mostly original parts; sheet metal, tanks, seat, etc.74 cid V-Twin flat head. Recently serviced made reliable and road worthy: Clean flush oil and gas tanks Rebuild Linkert M44 carb w/Rubber Ducky float New points, plugs, cap, rotor condenser New OEM original

coil wires New battery and battery box w/frog New Fuel Lines and fittings New rear brakes w/resurfaced drum New ignition switch New lug nuts New grips and foot control rubbers Adjust clutch, carb and timing SAE 60w oil non-ethanol fuel added Bike starts easily and runs well.

Has been ridden a for some miles to confirm all work and adjustments. This is a turn key motorcycle. Clean title.

Used 1948 Indian Chief 99,999 miles

1947 HARLEY-DAVIDSON UL 74 " FLATHEAD RESTORED IN THE LATE 70 s WITH NOS OEM PARTS NOS WIRING HARNESS 1947 ORIGINAL HD BULLNECK FRAME /OFFSET SPRINGER FRONT END HARLEY-DAVIDSON TANKS FENDERS TAIL LIGHTS HEAD LITE HORN SPOTS SHOCK OEM BECK TIRES IN VERY GOOD COND NEW BRAKES ALL AROUND OEM SPARE TIRE BUMPERS CORRECT M-51 LINKERT CARB ORIGINAL HARLEY

SIDECAR BODY FRAME ETC THIS MACHINE STARTS RUNS RIDES SHIFTS VERY WELL 3-SPEED REVERSE TRANS EVERYTHING WORKS HORN LIGHTS SPEEDO SPOTS WORKING OEM FOOT PARKING BRAKE

Used 1947 Harley-Davidson F 9,247 miles

1979 KAWASAKI KZ1000 MK IIFirst Year Model for Mag Wheels and Square Rear Cowling MKII Stock Equipment featured; Triple Disc Brakes Larger Carburetors Hotter Cams Electronic Ignition Reinforced Chassis Factory Rated 94 hp with a top speed of 131mph out of the box.

The bike is sold with clear title and a stack of recent service documents including;

Complete Top End Rebuild Service Exhaust install, Carb Service Tuning Documents Thousands in Misc Parts Receipts and Dealer Workorders It starts right up and runs beautifully. The factory tin set was repainted recently by a professional outfit. It's BEAUTIFUL.

The front fender is not original to the bike. The tank has been lined. This is not a full restoration, so there is some patina on the original hardware.

Used 1979 Kawasaki KZ 13,396 miles

This bike is as solid as they get.

Starts on first or second kick following prime. Cruises comfortably at highway speeds, handles amazing. Gets a ton of attention. You will not be disappointed. Clean and Clear title! The goods:1. All Original Motor, Heads, Rockers, Cylinders, etc. Perfect VIN. No broken fins, etc. ALL GOOD. Motor was completely

rebuilt including valves, guides,10+pistons, lifters, rockers, gaskets, etc. Has about 1500 miles since rebuild.2. Original 4 Speed Transmission, set up for Hand Shift/Foot Clutch with repop Rocker but can be easily converted back to a mouse trap hand clutch set up; Tranny was completely rebuilt as well;3.

Linkert M74B Carb adjusted perfectly; 4. Original Star Hubs and Wheels are HD Freshly Powder Coated, Professionally Laced, Balanced, etc. wrapped with AVON MKII Tires. 16" Rear/19" Front;5. Original Wide Glide Front End, also rebuilt, comes with Original 2 piece bars, internal throttle, etc.6. Original Gas Tanks with internal petbird and new HD emblems;7. Original Mechanical

Drum front and Juice Drum Rear;8. Bike was Completely re-wired using new cloth " vintage" wiring;9. Currently set up in a repop 57 straight leg frame; 10.

Original Muffler with quality 2 into 1 headers;11. Mechanical Distributor;12. Cycle Electric Generator and Regulator13. Original Oil Tank;14. Rear fender was re-purposed from a 74 Ironhead;15. Original HD Floor Boards;16. Original HD Police Special Speedo with HD dash;17. Adjustable Steering Damper;18. Rich Phillips Hand Tooled Leather Seat;19. Hard Oil Lines, Original HD Oil Pump, Fresh Oil, Fresh Plugs, Plug Wires, New Repop Coil;20. New primary chain, rear chain.

Used 1960 Harley-Davidson F 999,000 miles

Very rare, restored 1966 HONDA CB450 RED DRAGON!I did extensive research to find the history on these motorcycles.

This one, as far as I know, is the only restored Red Dragon Honda 450 in the United States! I purchased this bike about 8 years ago. When I went to work on it, I noticed there was red paint underneath the black paint. I sanded down

every spot on the bike down to the original red paint. (I have many photographs and videos) I even found original red paint underneath the bottom steering race when I removed the races and bearings. I initially thought that the CB450 may have come in all 4 colors that Honda provided in the 1960s: Black, red, white, and blue.But that was not the case.

I found that the US market had only black bombers, the European market had a mix of black and red, white was only for the police CB450 models, and blue was never produced by the HONDA factory. I have a factory Honda parts manual for police and black bomber CB450's and they only came in 3 colors: white, black, and scarlet red. once I establish

that honda actually made red ones I disassemble the entire motorcycle for restoration. All parts removed from this bike were either repainted, re-chromed, polished replaced with OEM parts or refurbished.

This was a long restoration project. I never intended to have this bike for sale, it was for my personal collection. The cases were split and completely cleaned. The top end was rebuilt: new cam rollers, new cam chain, cylinders honed, new rings installed, valves lapped, new valve stem seals, and new engine gaskets and seals. Aluminum engine cases and cam covers, were polished to a chrome like finish, and the body of the engine was painted with high-temp aluminum engine paint. I did not

powder coat the frame. I could not find a powder coat color that was close enough to the factory red.

The Red colors that I found always had an orange tint in the sunlight. I found an actual can of factory Honda scarlet red paint that I was able to computer match and spray the bike with the absolute factory identical red paint! I still have the factory sample paint jar which will come with the motorcycle. This cost me A LOT more than it would cost to powder coat the bike! The fenders, side covers and fork tubes are painted cloud silver. The wire harness, rectifier, starter solenoid, and speedometer were completely refurbished and rebuilt by RJ cycles. My buddy Ronnie Jennings does amazing work!

The speedometer, tachometer, and odometer all work perfectly. The front and rear aluminum hubs were polished and installed with brand-new brake shoes. Both wheels have chromed axles and chromed hub linkage. New Duro tires were installed, they are the closest to a factory size and tread that I could find. They look great. The rear sprocket it is an OEM sprocket with a new DID chain. The carburetors are original to the bike they were ultrasonically cleaned and rebuilt.

Used 1966 Honda CB 5 miles, Red