Following its debut last year, the Dore & Rees auction is set to make return by popular demand to The Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show in February. The auction will once again bring an extraordinary line-up of motorcycles to the Bath & West Showground, offering a rare opportunity for enthusiasts and collectors to acquire iconic machines.
Among the headline lots for this yearโs auction are two exceptional motorcycles:
1985 Ducati Mike Hailwood Replica โ A stunning homage to Mike Hailwoodโs legendary Isle of Man TT comeback victory in 1978. This rare and meticulously maintained bike comes from a private collection and features its signature red, green, and white livery, along with performance components like Campagnolo wheels and Brembo brakes.
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2004 Confederate Hellcat โ A true American powerhouse, this rare bike combines avant-garde design with exceptional performance. With fewer than 50 ever made, the Hellcat is powered by a 124ci S&S V-Twin engine delivering 140bhp and 145 lb-ft of torque, making it an irresistible collectorโs piece.
Entries for the auction are still open, and more extraordinary machines are expected to join the line-up. Whether youโre looking to bid on a dream bike or simply experience the thrill of the auction, this event is a must-visit highlight of The Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show.
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The Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show takes place on February 22โ23, 2025, at the Bath & West Showground. Alongside the auction, visitors can enjoy hundreds of stunning bikes, meet special guests Alex George and Chas Mortimer, and explore a variety of traders offering everything from spares to memorabilia.
Tickets are ยฃ16 in advance or ยฃ20 on the gate, with free entry for under-16s. Donโt miss your chance to be part of this incredible celebration of classic motorcycles. For tickets and more information, visit classicbikeshows.com.
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