On July 18, 2026, the Iconic Motorcycle Sale returns to Kempton Park. This year’s catalog is particularly impressive, featuring 200 lots that include rare racing machines with rich histories and exotic, low-mileage motorcycles rarely seen on the open market. Below are 10 of the most significant bikes set to cross the auction block.
The Highlights of the Collection
10. 1986 Suzuki RG500 Gamma
Lot 348 presents an all-original two-stroke time capsule. With only 2,200 miles on the clock, this machine has been carefully preserved in a climate-controlled environment for over a decade. Estimate: £20,000–£25,000.
9. 2010 Honda CBR1000RR FireBlade Superstock
Lot 353 offers a rare piece of TT history. This is Michael Dunlop’s personal 2010 Hunts Motorcycles Racing bike, which he used to set the fastest lap during the TT Superstock practice session. It remains in full race-ready condition. Estimate: £15,000–£20,000.
8. 1955 Vincent Series D Black Knight
Lot 322 comes from the esteemed Alan McCoy collection. While it is mostly original and unrestored, it will require some mechanical attention to return to the road—a process many Vincent enthusiasts view as a labor of love. Estimate: £20,000–£30,000.
Modern Exotics and Racing Icons
7. 2000 Ducati 916 Carl Fogarty Replica
Lot 357 is one of only 202 units produced to honor Fogarty’s World Superbike achievements. With a single owner and just 2,559 miles, it includes all original accessories, including the commemorative "Foggy" t-shirt. Estimate: £20,000–£30,000.
6. 1987 Kawasaki Ex-Works GPX750R Superbike
Lot 350 is a genuine factory-supported machine campaigned by Adrien Morillas during the 1988 World Superbike season. It is currently in running order and retains its original period livery. Estimate: £8,000–£10,000.
5. 1989 Kawasaki ZXR-7 TTF1 Endurance Race Bike
Lot 349 is one of four works machines built for the 1989 World Endurance Championship, having competed at iconic tracks like Le Mans and Spa. Estimate: £8,000–£10,000.
4. 2008 Ducati Desmosedici RR
Lot 358 is arguably one of the most pristine examples of Ducati's MotoGP-derived road bike. Owned by a single collector since new, it has covered only seven miles. Estimate: £20,000–£40,000.
Legendary History on Two Wheels
3. 1970 Harley-Davidson XR750
Lot 359 features a meticulously restored example of the legendary flat-tracker. Using factory-correct parts throughout its extensive restoration, the bike is presented in excellent running condition. Estimate: £35,000–£45,000.
2. 1992 Honda VFR750R Type RC30 (Ex-Phillip McCallen)
Lot 351 is a documented homologation racer that saw service in UK National Championships under both Simon Crafar and Phillip McCallen. Estimate: £50,000–£70,000.
1. 1991 Honda VFR750R Type RC30 (Ex-Joey Dunlop)
The crown jewel of the sale is Lot 352, an RC30 with direct links to road racing royalty. Raced by Steve Hislop and the legendary Joey Dunlop—who took it to a second-place finish at the 1993 Ulster Grand Prix—this is a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of motorsport heritage. Estimate: £60,000–£80,000.
The auction will provide options for both in-person and online bidding via Iconic Auctioneers. Given the pedigree of the machines listed, it is expected to be a landmark event for motorcycle collectors worldwide.