Emergent trends from the biggest motorcycle auction of 2022

Lineslinger said:

Emergent trends from the biggest motorcycle auction of 2022

Upon reading last year’s report on this auction (due to Covid-19 the traditional Mecum Las Vegas auction was run in April/May instead of January) in 2021, it would have been easy to take the text, change a few dates and republish, at least for the topline information. Dig a bit deeper though, and…

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$30K for a Kawasaki H1 500 triple; I had one IDENTICAL in 100% original (but unrestored) condition.

I could have put $2,500 or so into it and "who knows"... (instead, I sold it for $5K)

Lots of nice bikes selling for $140K, and others for $250k...

If I had a dollar for every vehicle I sold...
My dad had a buddy he raced with/against back in the 60's, who ran a 427 Shelby Cobra that was eventually sold off for parts.
The pic below is a modern day rendition, hand built by Kirkham Motorsports.
Today an original Shelby 427 Cobra is worth, well, you know where I am going with this.

"The Usual Suspects" (Henderson, Brough, Harley & Vincent) topping the charts as usual...