Iconic Motorbikes, 14737 Arminta Street, Panorama City, Marina del Rey, CA (2026)

09/21/2026

Sixth hitting Iconic's auction site Saturday earned the title of ‘the world’s first superbike,’ the Honda CB750 really needs no introduction! This one's from '70 and it's available for bid now on Iconicmotorbikeauctions.com

Unveiled at the 1968 Tokyo Motor Show and released for 1969, Honda’s CB750 is widely credited as the world’s first superbike. It was the first production motorcycle to pair a transverse, overhead-cam four cylinder engine with modern features such as an electric starter, a front disc brake, and a five speed transmission. Producing roughly 67 horsepower from its 736cc engine and capable of over 120 mph, the CB750 brought unprecedented performance to the masses at a surprisingly accessible price.

While its specifications set new benchmarks, the CB750 was more than just a spec sheet marvel. Period reviews praised its smooth and flexible power delivery, robust construction, and Honda’s trademark reliability. It excelled on open highways, where its ability to cruise effortlessly at speed set it apart from earlier performance machines.

Riders noted that the CB750 was equally capable of strong acceleration, recording quarter mile times in the low 12 second range, yet it was also comfortable enough for touring duties.

The CB750’s combination of power, refinement, and affordability fundamentally changed expectations for motorcycles, forcing every major manufacturer to respond. Its influence was so profound that many enthusiasts mark its debut as the beginning of the superbike era. Today, early examples remain highly collectible, valued not only for their historical importance but also for their iconic and timeless good looks.

This example's odometer shows 9,393 miles.. The seller has owned the bike for 17 years, and has also recently sold this 1984 Laverda RGS Executive, and this 1963 Ducati Monza 250 Project through Iconic.

This bike appears to be stock, includes a battery tender lead and 2 ignition keys.

Currently located in Panorama City, CA, this Honda is offered on a clean California title.

09/21/2026

Going up fifth Saturday for Iconic Motorbikes: a versatile member of BMW’s /7 lineup, offering the comfort and practicality of a touring motorcycle with a large displacement boxer twin! This Magnus Opus R100/7 Custom is from '77 and it's available for bid now on Iconicmotorbikeauctions.com

Powered by a 980cc air cooled engine, the R100/7 delivered smooth, tractable power through a five-speed transmission, while shaft drive provided BMW’s trademark low maintenance drivetrain.

This example was transformed by Magnum Opus Customs in 2020, bringing a more contemporary look, components, and riding experience. The build retains the original 980cc engine and shaft drive layout but pairs it withg a modernized front end, revised wheels, updated controls, and a custom seat.

The seller acquired it from Magnum Opus Customs. During their ownership, the seller has covered 529 miles. The odometer shows 529 miles.

Modifications:
-17″ front, 18″ rear alloy wheels
-Refinished gas tank in polaris metallic
-Sand blasted and refinished frame in black
-Reverse cone megaphone mufflers
-Turn signals wrapped around the fork tubes
-Mikuni VM34 carburetors
-Pod filters
-Oxford bar-end mirrors
-Clip on handlebars
-Renard switchgear
-Motogadget speedometer
-Brembo brake master cylinder
-Suzuki GSX-R front end
-Dual Front Radial Disc Brakes
-GPS-based speedometer
-Motodemic 7″ headlight
-Custom tan two-up scrambler seat
-LED brake lights
-Rear adjustable shocks

Currently located in Buffalo, New York, this BMW is offered on a clean Florida title.

09/21/2026

Fourth to go live for Iconic Motorbikes Saturday: a beautiful CB160 that won the 1993 250 GP National Championship in AHRMA! This Race Bike's from '65 and it's available for bid now with NO RESERVE on Iconicmotorbikeauctions.com

Please Note: This is part of the Byron Blend Collection.

One of the truly iconic small-displacement Japanese bikes, the Honda CB160 was first introduced back in 1965. At the time, the lightweight class was all the rage, and Big Red incorporated tons of trickle-down technology from its larger models to make it attractive to younger riders. Almost fifty years later, the same model inspired a gentleman named Tim Fowler in the Pacific Northwest to go racing on the cheap and it’s led to multiple classes for race organizations around the country.

Please note that the VIN shown on the Colorado title is “CB1601027298”. There is no odometer, true mileage is unknown.

This bikes previous owner didn’t only race it, he won the 1993 250 GP National Championship in AHRMA! This trophy and AHRMA magazine are not included with the sale, but we think the bike’s history is a great story worth sharing. You can read more about the bike and the owner here on the Byron Blend Collection page.

Modifications:
-Hagon shocks

Currently located in Panorama City, California, this Honda is offered on a clean Colorado title.

09/21/2026

Ultimate Motorcycling had this to say about Iconic's 3rd auction going up Saturday: “There’s so much drive and from 8000 rpm, when the torque peaks, I had a big smile inside my helmet.” It's a 2010 Ducati 1198 and it's available for bid now on Iconicmotorbikeauctions.com

Please Note: VINData is showing that the odometer reading “exceeds mechanical limits.” This brand does show on the bikes title.

Facing competition from V-Twins by fellow European manufacturers such as Aprilia’s RSV4 and KTM’s RC8, Ducati decided to up its game with the 1198. The results were quite successful as Ducati won plenty in WSBK, something the Panigale failed to achieve.

At the heart of the platform was Ducati’s 1,198cc Testastretta Evoluzione motor. When mated to the same gearbox found in the 1098R, the extra displacement was enough to give the 1198 a 10hp bump and an additional 7lb-ft of torque (resulting in a throaty 170hp and 97lb-ft of torque) over its predecessor. As Ultimate Motorcycling put it in their review: “The Ducati 1198cc engine’s massive horsepower is seriously addictive. There’s so much drive and from 8000 rpm, when the torque peaks, I had a big smile inside my helmet.”

The seller is the second owner, he acquired it from the original owner in Vermont 35 days ago.

During his ownership, the seller has covered 8 miles. The odometer shows 12,619 miles.

Maintenance:
“The cam belts were replaced in 2016, so it should be done again. Everything else on the bike seems like it is in really great condition. I have done zero maintenance, I just aired up the tires and filled the fuel tank up.”

Modifications:
-Carbon fiber fender and clutch cover
-CRG levers, rear sets
-Fender eliminator kit, Integrated tail light
-Upgraded headlight bulbs
-Anodized parts: clutch cap, brake cap, clutch spring retainers
-The sale includes two ignition keys, code card, owner’s manual and several original parts

Currently located in Woodstock, Georgia, this Ducati is offered on a clean Georgia title.

09/21/2026

Second going live for Iconic today; the RC8C was developed and built in partnership with Kramer Motorcycles, around a no compromise, hand built racing chassis, with a 100% track focused objective! This iconic KTM's from '22, with just 612 miles on the clock, and it's available for bid now on Iconicmotorbikeauctions.com

We’ll leave the intro for this to KTM:

“The KTM RC 8C is an ultra-lightweight, bespoke track weapon designed with one simple purpose – to decimate lap times and stamp orange authority on the starting grid.”

“With only 100 of these rare weapons going into production, the KTM RC 8C is a highly limited, unique motorcycle aimed at a special type of rider who knows how to get his, or her, elbow down.”

“The KTM RC 8C is developed and built in partnership with Kramer Motorcycles, around a no-compromise, hand-built racing chassis with a 100% track-focused objective. With one eye on all out performance and the other on personal adjustability, this 140 kg [308 pounds] is truly without equal.”

The seller acquired it from Daytona Motorsports. The odometer shows 985 kilometers (612 miles).

Modifications:
-Liquid cooling system mounted, sought after upgrade
-“Black fairings from 2023 RC8C"
-This race bike does not have ignition keys

Currently located in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, this KTM is offered on a Canadian title.

09/21/2026

Saturday's first auction going live: few motorcycles embody utilitarian charm quite like the Honda CT110, a rugged little dual sport built to go just about anywhere, and keep doing it for decades! This one's from '84 and it's available for bid now on Iconicmotorbikeauctions.com

Originally developed for postal workers and trail riders, the Honda CT110 was built to go just about anywhere. It used a 105cc four stroke single paired with a four speed transmission and a dual range sub transmission, allowing it to climb steep terrain or cruise at moderate road speeds. Simple, durable, and nearly impossible to kill, the CT110 became a staple of farms, trails, and campgrounds around the world.

Cycle World described it as “motorcycling’s most unspectacular product”, yet the review concluded with admiration noting that despite its modest power and dated styling, the CT110 “took us everywhere we pointed them.” With a top speed of around 55 mph and rugged pressed steel frame construction, it proved that adventure doesn’t require horsepower, only curiosity and reliability.

The seller acquired it two months ago from the second owner. During his ownership, the seller has covered 18 miles. The odometer shows 1,640 miles.

“Reason for purchase was to cleanup, restore and use for hunting. I have decided to use electric motorcycle instead.”

“Oil changed, chain replaced, air filter replaced, all bulbs replaced...High/low gear works as it should and transmission and engine work and run as intended...No upgrades. Everything is OEM.”

Currently located in Veradale, Washington, this Honda is offered on a clean Washington title.

09/20/2026

Our latest video just went live on our YouTube channel at “iconic motorbikes”.

I have a lot of riders that I looked up to a a young man. Troy Corser, Aaron Slight, Foggy and many more.

However…..

It may sound crazy to some but Scott Russell had a very big part in making me the man I am today. I struggled getting my career and life underway when migrating to the USA with no money, no school to speak of and very few mates from moving so much. But watching Scott Russell & his pursuit for excellence…plus… his drive to WIN really helped get me to follow that mindset with my career. Not to mention, it kicked off my love for ZX7’s and the NEED to be able to buy one. I truly don’t know that my life would have worked out the same if I hadn’t opted to live a “motorbike life”. The fact that SR and I know eachother quite well now is still a bit surreal to me :).

Watching Russell’s career turned me into a huge Gobert fan also as they were both with Muzzy. So much talent & I felt a tie to him with my own personality quarks and social issues, especially back then. It helped me realize that my hyperactivity and a “bit of crazy” wasn’t isolated to just me…Watching him use it as a bit of a “super power” (if you will) taught me to use my hyperactivity & lack of sleep to work harder than others and push boundaries. It all panned out quite well if I may so myself :).

Having this bike come into my life, losing the ability to get it about 8 years ago & now finally acquiring it personally was a huge personal milestone for me…Now I’m on a quest to ride it!

Check out this video, watch us get it going after 25 or so years of sitting and the overwhelming JOY that hit me like a freight train when it actually started.

I get emotional thinking about it, one of those moments that just make me love life and most certainly our team at Iconic even more!

Please be sure to subscribe as it helps us continue to make more fun content. Another thank you to Attacus that has most certainly “leveled up” out YT content. You’re the man Attacus!

Scott Russell

09/20/2026

You just never know what’s going to arrive to Iconic each day and Saturdays shipment from IconicMotorbikes Transport does not disappoint.

2 very special Bimotas and 2 Ducatis that are sure to grab your eye!

Thank you team, excellent work!

09/20/2026

Another strong week in sales at iconicmotorbikeauctions.com, here’s a recap of the great bikes that are headed to new homes.

I’m it italy this coming week but 2 days after I get back to California, I need to fly right back out for 2 bikes that were picking up with Iconic MotoBoxes. Be prepared to have your mind blown!!!

Thank you so much for the support!

Bike-urious - Abhi Eswarappa Aprilia

09/19/2026

The shop walks continue and back to Yonni.

The R1 LE is just getting some service work its new owner so the focus on on this super low mile R6 that’s hitting our auction site.

The bike was sitting for a while so he seller allowed us to do some repairs and prep it for its next owner.

Nice work Yonni, keep it up!

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