One of my favorite 1940's classic motorcycles is the Indian Scout, and while I'd love to get my hands one one with a nice rough patina, this freshly painted Scout would be hard to argue with.

Listed as a 1973 741B military bike, the original engine has been recently rebuilt, with just 900 miles on it since it was put back together. The seller says the bike runs great and attracts a crowd wherever it goes.

Interested? Check out the auction for this Scout here.

This week's eBay wandering led us to one of our favorite big "touring" bikes. Though some Honda purists prefer the earlier, more powerful models without all the bodywork, we've always loved the sport-touring guise of the 1981 and 1982 CBX Super Sports, which came with the fairing and hard saddlebags you see here. It's really just a big classic motorcycle with some wind protection and luggage, but it's an entertaining ride that sounds great, even with the stock mufflers.

1979 models had a factory-claimed horsepower rating of 103hp for the 1,047cc inline six-cylinder, but in response to new European rulings that limited horsepower ratings for motorcycles to 100, the CBX was detuned for 1980, to a claimed 98hp.

This particular example has had three owners. The current owner bought it from a friend in 1983 who was the second owner and had only had it a week. At that time, it showed approximately 3,500 miles, and now reads just over 23,000 miles and appears to be in lovely, if not perfect, shape.

Got a little room in the garage? Check out the auction for this CBX here.

Fall has come and gone, and unless you live in a very warm climate, there's a chance you've seen snow on the ground already. And though, for many, snow on the ground means no motorcycle riding, there is one (fairly) sane way to keep riding through the winter: get a sidecar.

Though by no means perfect, this 1967 Ural M62 with a sidecar has a great patina that shows regular use. The odometer reads 77,123km which is equivalent to 47,843 miles. The engine has been rebuilt at some point during it's life, though the auction doesn't state exactly when this was done. The bike has a 4-speed transmission with reverse, and comes with both a bill of sale and a clear Colorado title.

Interested? Click here to check out this sweet sidecar combo.