American Honda and Iconic Motorbikes have teamed up to auction off a pair of classics to help children with brain tumors. All proceeds from the pair — a 2001 Jurassic Park livery RC51 and a 1981 CBX — will go to benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. The bikes were displayed at this past weekend’s L.A. Ride for Kids event.
"For nearly three decades, American Honda has demonstrated an incredible commitment to kids battling brain cancer, and they continue to step up in exciting and remarkable ways to help us cure this devastating disease," said Mark Edmiaston, Chief Development and Community Engagement Officer, PBTFUS. "The auction of these two bikes will fuel lifesaving research and life-changing support for families navigating a child’s brain tumor diagnosis."
"We’re excited at the opportunity to auction off these two unique motorcycles to support Ride for Kids and the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation," added American Honda Powersports VP Chuck Boderman. "We hope this auction will draw in collectors and enthusiasts alike, and help not only raise money to fight pediatric brain tumors, but also raise awareness to this important cause."
"Everyone at Iconic Motorbikes is proud of our partnership with American Honda to auction off this pair of amazing motorcycles for a good cause," said Iconic Motorbikes owner Adam Tromp. "The winning bidders will get a one-of-a-kind classic machine, but more importantly, they’ll have the knowledge that they’ve provided important help to the brave children affected by this terrible disease."
Beginning October 23, 2019, the online auction will last for seven days for the RC51. Then the CBX will be posted on Iconic’s website for a one-week auction beginning on October 30, 2019. Click onto Iconic Motorbikes auction site here:
