Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Lots 1683 -1700
A ‘barn find’ collection of vintage motorcycles dating from the 1970s is set to be sold at auction.
Found at a property in Bristol, the collection of dry stored motorcycles includes Honda CB400F bikes, a Honda H100S and Honda C70 and C90 step-throughs. There is also a large collection of spare parts, ranging from wheels, tanks and saddles through to engine parts.
“We have a collection of carburettors, three banks of carburettors for the CB400-4 along with the top of the engine, the barrels and the pistons, the yokes, suspension units, handlebars, and a good selection of parts to get your projects back on the road,” said Ian Brunt from Wotton Auction Rooms in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire.
“The good thing about this collection is that every motorcycle in this sale comes with a V5 registration document and most of them have the original keys – so a good project with all the paperwork up together,” added Ian.
The collection consists of a Honda CB400F, registered in 1978, and with an estimate of £1,200-£1,400; another 1976 CB400F (est £800-900); a 1984 Honda H100S (est £600-£800); a 1984 Honda C70 (est £400-£600); a 1976 Honda C70 (est £400-£600); a 1982 Honda CD200 (est £700-£900); a 1973 Honda CB175 (est £800-£1,000); a 1976 Honda CB400F (est £800-£1,000); a 1988 Honda C90 MG (est £500-£600); a 1980 Honda CB250 RS (est £600-£800) and a 1984 Yamaha YB100 (est £700-£900).
Auctioneer Joseph Trinder added: “It’s quite extraordinary to find a collection like this that has been dry stored, and each of the vehicles comes with its V5 document. There has been a lot of interest in these lots which will be sold on Wednesday, August 26th.”
wottonauctionrooms.co.uk
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Lots 1683 -1700
A ‘barn find’ collection of vintage motorcycles dating from the 1970s is set to be sold at auction.
Found at a property in Bristol, the collection of dry stored motorcycles includes Honda CB400F bikes, a Honda H100S and Honda C70 and C90 step-throughs. There is also a large collection of spare parts, ranging from wheels, tanks and saddles through to engine parts.
“We have a collection of carburettors, three banks of carburettors for the CB400-4 along with the top of the engine, the barrels and the pistons, the yokes, suspension units, handlebars, and a good selection of parts to get your projects back on the road,” said Ian Brunt from Wotton Auction Rooms in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire.
“The good thing about this collection is that every motorcycle in this sale comes with a V5 registration document and most of them have the original keys – so a good project with all the paperwork up together,” added Ian.
The collection consists of a Honda CB400F, registered in 1978, and with an estimate of £1,200-£1,400; another 1976 CB400F (est £800-900); a 1984 Honda H100S (est £600-£800); a 1984 Honda C70 (est £400-£600); a 1976 Honda C70 (est £400-£600); a 1982 Honda CD200 (est £700-£900); a 1973 Honda CB175 (est £800-£1,000); a 1976 Honda CB400F (est £800-£1,000); a 1988 Honda C90 MG (est £500-£600); a 1980 Honda CB250 RS (est £600-£800) and a 1984 Yamaha YB100 (est £700-£900).
Auctioneer Joseph Trinder added: “It’s quite extraordinary to find a collection like this that has been dry stored, and each of the vehicles comes with its V5 document. There has been a lot of interest in these lots which will be sold on Wednesday, August 26th.”
wottonauctionrooms.co.uk
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For the latest from Stroud Times visit: stroudtimes.com
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Stroud Times - the independent community-based news website.
Encompassing the Stroud locality the team aim to provide engaging human interest stories, comprehensive sports coverage, and championing local businesses' success.
Living in the community they serve, editor Ash Loveridge, journalist Matt Bigwood, and photographer Carl Hewlett have joined forces to provide free-to-view local content devoid of a clickbait agenda and pop-up adverts.
