Anglia Car Auctions takes to the rostrum on Saturday 1 March to host its first classic bike sale.
The entry looks set to meet the target of at least 50 machines on offer. More than 40 were listed in the first week of February, reported ACA’s classic bike specialist Guy Snelling. They range from no-reserve entries, including a 1957 BSA Golden Flash 650, to the £6000-£7000 estimate for a 1933 250 Velocette MOV.
The diverse selection also includes mopeds, scooters, trials bikes, a scrambler, a Honda Monkey 70, a Honda Pilot off-road buggy, a Honda 70 ATV, a 750 Russian army Ural combination, a kiddie’s fair ride Lenaerts Indian, an enduro two-stroke Ducati, a 1000 MV, and a concours-winning 1962 Triumph T100SS 500 (estimate £4500-£5500). Bicycles and automobilia make up additional lots.
Many of two-wheelers are at the budget end of the spectrum and so should attract a sizeable audience for this first step into the classic bike auction world by ACA.
The sale takes place at The Cattle Market, Beveridge Way, Kings Lynn, Norfolk PE30 4NB.
Details: Guy Snelling; 07701 084692/01553 771881 [email protected]
Pictured are a concours 1962 500 Triumph Tiger 100SS, which is sure to attract strong bidding, and a glorious F4 MV 1000Â – estimate yet to be determined.