Veteran Motorcycle for Sale

The idea for this veteran motorcycle for sale page is to pull a list of all of the places that you might find a veteran motorcycle for sale.

A veteran motorcycle is one made before 1915.
I ride a 1914 Triumph and you can read about my experiences here - http://www.go-faster.com/1914Triumph.html

If you are thinking of selling your veteran motorcycle then you can advertise it here for free. If you try and sell it via an auction house then you can expect to pay 15-20% of its value in fees!

Private Adverts - Veteran Motorcycle for Sale

If you have a veteran motorcyle for sale then I will add your information to this web page for no charge, please send me some text and ideally pictures.
My email is paulg@go-faster.com

Dealer Adverts - Veteran Motorcycle for Sale

• Verralls. Verralls were probably the world's first and now oldest dealer in veteran motorcycles for sale. Very friendly, knowledgeable and honest. They sell veteran motorcycles and vintage motorcycles and bikes up tp post WW2. They are based in West Sussex, England and their web site is: http://www.verralls.com/
• Yesterdays. Yesterdays have over 30 years experience in veteran motorcycles for sale. I have not bought a motorcycle from them but they have been very helpful and friendly to any email that I have sent them. They sell veteran motorcycles from pre 1900 to motorcycles made up until the 1940's. They are based in the Netherlands and their excellent web site is: http://www.yesterdays.nl/
• Vintage & Veteran. Vintage & Veteran is a newer business that was founded in 2009. They have a very good web site and always seem to have a good selection of veteran motorcycles for sale. They are based in England and their web site is: http://www.vinandvet.eu/
• JB Gerdes. Specialise in antique motorcycles until 1930. Based in Gees in the Netherlands http://www.gerdes-amc.nl
• Bert Pol. http://www.bertpol-vintagemotorcycles.com - this is a Dutch site that also makes parts for Veterans, restores bikes and sometimes has bikes for sale.

If you like even older bikes, then you may be interested to read about my exploits on my 1914 4hp Triumph. I bought it in November 2011 and being a novice to such ancient machines have started to record my experiences of owning and riding it. It is quite an experience riding a bike with no gears, clutch and almost no brakes!

See: http://www.go-faster.com/1914Triumph.html

If you want to find out more about the Triumph T110, then I have created a web page all about them, see - http://www.go-faster.com/TriumphT110.html

If you like bikes of this era then you should like another web page I have created. It is the story of my fathers 1953 trip around Europe on a 1950 Triumph 650 Thunderbird with his pals on a Brough Superior SS100, Triumph Tiger 100 and a couple of Sunbeams. It contains many beatiful period photographs:

See: http://www.go-faster.com/SS100.html