Top 10 Motorcycles at California’s Most Prestigious Bike Show! 🔥

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On: August 2, 2025

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We are on a quest to find you the top 10 motorcycles from one of the most prestigious shows in California, the Motonexus Scott’s Valley Motorcycle Concours and Swap Meet. Event promoter Clay Baker of Motonexus and Jack Korpela of Cycledrag are your guides as we will see a 1976 Kawasaki LTD with a Kerker exhaust, a 1973 Kawasaki S1 250 two stroke triple, a 1974 Kawasaki H1 500 “Widowmaker”, a 1973 Yamaha GT 80, 1978 Honda CX 500, 1980 Honda CBX 1000, 1969 Ducati 450, 1987 Honda Hurricane, 1967 Bultaco Sherpa T, 1970 Honda z50 Mini Trail, 1960 Bonanza 1500sh mini bike, 1946 VELOCETTE KSS, a Land Speed Kawasaki ZX-14, 1951 Sunbeam S7, 1914 Premier, a 1969 Scott Flying Squirrel, a high school mini bike build, a Yamaha DT 125 with a YZ 125 engine, a Trials motorcycle exhibition, a Yamaha RZ 350 two stroke and much more. Enjoy the absolute best vintage motorcycles from the Scott’s Valley Motorcycle show. #motorcycles #motorcycle
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