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EARLY AMERICAN MOTORCYCLES1913 EXCELSIOR SINGLEEstimate: $45,000 - $55,000Beautiful example of a Glenn Bator restoration from an alloriginalsingle-cylinder motorcycle. Restored for a prominentEast Coast collector approximately five years ago. All nickel andpaint restored to the original finish, full mechanical rebuild andcurrently set up for static display.1913 EXCELSIOR TWINEstimate: $50,000 - $60,000Excelsior twin beautifully restored with all the bells andwhistles!! Period correct accessories such as acetylene headand tail light with Prest-O-Lite bottle, Claxon horn, Troxelseat and rare Excelsior floorboards. A real showpiece!1913 HENDERSONEstimate: $160,000 - $180,000This striking four cylinder machine, built the second year ofHenderson production, was very advanced for its time. This58.9 cubic inch four-cylinder machine starts with a hand crank,like an antique automobile. Although it only has one speed,it does have a clutch – an uncommon feature on bikes of theperiod. The long frame allows space for footboards and dualpedals for the rear brake.CALL TODAY TO CONSIGN YOUR MOTORCYCLE!A8AGlenn Bator / 805.798.1802 Wayne Pitt / 734.664.8964auctionsamerica.comAA
AA9AA1917 HENDERSON FOUR-CYLINDERBOARD TRACK RACEREstimate: $75,000 - $95,000Designed by William Henderson, Hendersons weretechnologically advanced for their time, sewing machinesmooth and very good looking. Improvements in the design in1916 and 1917 allowed Henderson riders to smash numerouslong-distance records. This bike, put together by star vintageexpert Chris Matthews, is set up as a period board track racerwith correct Forest Green paint.1920 HENDERSON FOUREstimate: $55,000 - $75,000The Model K on offer was restored to full operating conditionapproximately 35 years ago and continues to be an incredible,running bike with optional reverse gear, luggage rack and fullelectrics. A perfect bike for vintage touring and enjoyment.1924 HENDERSON FOUREstimate: $55,000 - $65,000Restored to ride, this beautiful and iconic piece of <strong>America</strong>nais the perfect bike for the Antique Motorcycle Club of <strong>America</strong>(AMCA) rides, or for the next Cannonball race!A strong runner, thanks in part to the Schebler adjustablecarburetor, this motorcycle has only been ridden a hundredmiles since restoration. This motorcycle also features 19-inchCoker Diamond tread tires, and much safer tear dropcenter rims.BOOK YOUR ROOM FOR AS LOW AS $89/NIGHT!CALL A SPECIALIST TO LEARN MORE.An older restoration, the paint is still very nice; however, thenickel is showing some age-related wear as it was replaced withNOS parts during the restoration.
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