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All lots are sold strictly as seen without warranty, purchasers are urged to satisfy themselves<br />

prior to the sale as to the condition of each lot and whether the lot accords with its description.<br />

1312 1939 350cc BSA B23 De Luxe<br />

Reg No. 830 XUC<br />

Frame No.KB21753<br />

Engine No.KB23355<br />

The side valve B23 was produced between<br />

1937 and 1940 with ‘tourer’ as its<br />

designated task in life. 1939 saw the factory<br />

produce the ‘fast’ version wearing slightly<br />

different tin-ware and with an uprated top<br />

end. An expensive option which explains the<br />

scant 250 examples made before the war put<br />

an end to production altogether.<br />

Consequently a rare machine and this<br />

example was re-patriated from Denmark, it<br />

had been found in a barn where it is believed<br />

it had been since the outbreak of war it was<br />

subsequently restored and then brought back<br />

to Blighty. UK registered with MOT valid until<br />

October 2012 and V5 documentation. The<br />

vendor reports that the magneto has been<br />

rebuilt and the De Luxe is running very well<br />

indeed.<br />

Estimate £4,000 - £5,000<br />

1313 1983 1,000cc Honda CBX Prolink<br />

Reg No. MNY 71Y<br />

Frame No.JHMSC062303285<br />

Engine No.SCO3E2306177<br />

Honda’s ground breaking CBX was first<br />

introduced to the goggle eyed world in 1978,<br />

6 cylinders across the frame, 4 valves per<br />

cylinder, double overhead cam, crikey!<br />

Combine this with shattering performance<br />

and good handling not to mention its good<br />

looks and a cult classic was born. In 1981 the<br />

CBX was redesigned and updated with<br />

Honda’s monoshock Prolink suspension,<br />

fairing, air suspension and numerous other<br />

performance and design upgrades making<br />

the machine the ultimate sports tourer. This<br />

example is stated to be in very good<br />

condition, starting, running and riding well<br />

the vendor reports. Just 24,000 miles are<br />

recorded which is backed up by 13 previous<br />

MOT’s, also included in the sale are past tax<br />

discs, V5, sundry service invoices and a spare<br />

key. A big bike from the decade of excess.<br />

Estimate £4,000 - £5,000<br />

1314 1975 600cc BMW R60/6<br />

Reg No. HCV 892N<br />

Frame No.2921848<br />

Engine No.2921848<br />

The silver R60/6 has covered 89,000 miles<br />

and is stated to still run and ride well which<br />

stands as testimony to the quality of the<br />

original design and build of BMW’s boxer<br />

twins. The R60 has been shed stored since<br />

2005 and retains the period feature rear grab<br />

rail, large touring tank and drum brakes. The<br />

vendor is confident that a service alongside a<br />

new battery would see the R60 back on the<br />

road ready for touring duties. Supplied with a<br />

quantity of old MOT’s 1985-1995 together<br />

with a 2005 one and a V5 document.<br />

Estimate £1,000 - £1,500

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