How Mecum Motorcycle Auction Big Money Scores are REALLY Made

Cycledrag heads to Escondido, Ca to give you a tour of one of the most impressive motorcycle restoration companies in the world as we shine the spotlight on the men who broke the world record sale price for a Kawasaki H2 750 at Mecum Motorcycle Auction, Nori Miyata and Scott “Mac” MacAdam. In this in-depth tour of this successful motorcycle restoration shop we will see the process of how these men take these bikes from “Crusty Rusty” as they like to say to pure perfection, as we see a 1972 Kawasaki H2 750 that broke the world record at Mecum, a 72 H2 750 custom bike, a 1970 H1 500 barn find , many classic Honda CB 750 bikes, a KZ 900 in rough shape, how frame powder coating and engine vapor blasting is done, a 1979 Kawasaki KZ 1000 custom with a Kawasaki ZRX rear end, tons of extra motorcycle parts for the Z1, KZ, GS, RD, H2, H1, two stroke triples and much, much more, a KZ / Z1 Frankenstein custom bike, a 1973 Honda CL 350 with less than 300 original miles, a 1971 Honda Trail 70, a 01 Honda RC51, Cycledrag’s personal 1977 KZ 1000 and 2002 KX 250, a 1980 Suzuki Katana with a Bandit engine, a 1972 Honda SL 350, a 1975 Kawasaki H1 500 restoration project, Orginal Z1 motorcycle tanks, a Kawasaki Z2 750 conversation, a set of 29 mm Mikuni smoothbores, a 1975 Hodoka “Road Toad”, a 1975 Yamaha DT 125, wheel restoration, a 1982 Honda Motocompo folding scooter and a whole lot more from this amazing motorcycle shop. Enjoy this in-depth discussion about what it truly takes to restore motorcycles. #motorcycle #motorcycles


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