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Welcome to Brad's Bikes!

When my wife told me to get a hobby in late 1999, little did she know where it would lead!

It started innocently enough, with a 1975 Norton 850 Commando, which I drove home in 30 degree weather - and I'd never had anything larger than a Kawasaki 400cc previously!!!

A Hobby That Grew...

January found a 1974 Triumph Trident in the garage, along with a trailer-that's trouble! The rest is history, now having many more bikes than my age in years! Keep in mind that I'd stopped riding more than 25 years earlier! My, how all that has changed!

This website is dedicated to my family, who have
given me the time and support to get back into a
sport I enjoy, from collecting to riding to racing.

Check out the bikes from around the world under Photo Gallery , and visit the special guests under Family and Friends! Interested in getting your first or next vintage bike? Check out our Current Offerings inventory!

Thanks for your continued viewing and support of the website! We've got a great selection of vintage bikes for sale in our Current Offerings. Many are consignments from around the country, so email or call me for details. 

So the results are in for the THREE auctions in Las Vegas, the weekend of Jan 12. Not only was there a Bonhams auction on Thursday night, but Midamerica and Bator/Auctions America also cranked up their event that same evening. The general consensus was that stuff went CHEAP at Auctions America the first two days, and looking at their reults page, they're right. Many bikes went for 40% - 50% of expected, and they SOLD - lots of sellers are licking their NO RESERVE wounds, no doubt. Prices picked up on Saturday, as the word spread that there were no buyers at the event, but prices were still on the low side. For full results, go to: www.batorinternational.com

It appears that prices held up well at MidAmerica, as that's where the regular crowd buys and sells. Triumphs held up well, a key indicator for the auction overall, Japanese also seemed strong. For full results, go to: www.midamericaauctions.com

Take a look at Bike of the Month for updated pictures from the Yankee Reunion at Jim Hollerich's Farm and Museum. My THANKS go out to Throttleyard.com for regularly choosing nice examples from bradsbikes for spotlighting on their website. Visit their website: www.throttleyard.com. Thanks to Hagerty's for listing our website as one of their Top 5 favorites! And to People Magazine and 20/20 for their coverage of Ryan Reynolds on a bradsbikes 1965 Bonneville, gracing the cover! 

Enjoy the ride, and thanks for visiting!

For those of you new to the website, please note: All of us enjoy vintage motorcycles in the "purist" sense, and hope you do too! We are glad to offer an opinion on the value of a vintage motorcycle, feel free to email us a picture! We'll also consign your bike to the website for a nominal fee, only when it sells. Email brad for further details at: 4yankeez@comcast.net

This website is intended to be viewed by those sharing this passion, for relaxation purposes only - enjoy the ride!!