Lee Mitzel’s curated collection features rare motorcycles, including a 1951 Rikuo RT2 and a 2005 Honda, celebrating motorcycle heritage.
Motorcycle enthusiasts are in for a treat with the unveiling of the Mitzel Builders Motorcycle Collection, a stunning display of rare and historically significant motorcycles presented by Lee Mitzel. This unique collection spans decades of innovation, craftsmanship, and design, offering a rare glimpse into the evolution of motorcycling.
Among the highlights of the collection is the 1951 Rikuo RT2, a Japanese motorcycle steeped in history. Originally based on Harley-Davidson designs, Rikuo motorcycles were produced under license and later evolved into uniquely Japanese creations. The inclusion of the Rikuo RT2 emphasizes the global impact of motorcycling and the cultural significance of two-wheeled transportation in the mid-20th century.
Complementing this historic piece is a 2005 Honda, showcasing the cutting-edge engineering and modern design sensibilities of one of the most renowned motorcycle manufacturers in the world. Together, these bikes represent a fascinating juxtaposition of old and new, reflecting the breadth of Mitzel’s vision as a collector.
The collection doesn’t stop there. It features an array of extraordinarily rare motorcycles, each with its own story to tell. From early post-war innovations to contemporary marvels, the variety underscores the diversity and creativity that have defined motorcycling over the decades.
Lee Mitzel’s passion for motorcycles shines through in this meticulously curated collection. By bringing together these rare and uncommon bikes, Mitzel not only celebrates their mechanical brilliance but also preserves an essential part of automotive history.
Whether you’re a lifelong enthusiast or a casual admirer, the Mitzel Builders Motorcycle Collection offers an extraordinary opportunity to appreciate the artistry, ingenuity, and legacy of motorcycles from around the world. This collection is more than just a showcase; it’s a tribute to the enduring spirit of motorcycling.
This awesome collection of motorcycles is selling at Mecum’s Las Vegas Motorcycle auction January 29-February 1. Visit mecum.com to view all the bikes and road art for sale.
