‘American Pickers’ Robbie Wolfe Selling ‘Museum Quality’ Bikes

The crew of American Pickers travels the country seeking out antiques to buy and then sell for a profit. They find all sorts of great items, and the lure of the show is seeing these rare items when Mike Wolfe and his team find them. Robbie Wolfe found some incredible finds and is now selling them for a high price.

Here is a look at what Robbie is selling and why he thinks they deserve to be in a museum.

Robbie Wolfe Selling Vintage Motorcycles

Robbie Wolfe announced on social media that he is about to sell a pair of unique motorcycles. These classics are not only rare but highly sought after by collectors. They are so great that Robbie thinks they deserve to be in a museum for people to see.

Robbie is selling two motorcycles for $14,000. According to Wolfe, Felix Chopper Shop built the bikes in the early 1970s. Robbie said they build many bikes, but these are two of his most famous, and the “attention to detail [is] over the top.”

The bikes are a Benelli 650S motorcycle and a Hercules. The Instagram share showed the back, tires, stickers, and decals.

Robbie says the bikes will be sold at the Davenport Antique Motorcycle swap starting this week. “14k gets the pair. They belong really in another museum where people can enjoy them. One is Benelli 650S the other is a Hercules rotary. Look at the details,” he wrote.

Robbie Wolfe Returning To American Pickers In October

Robbie Wolfe announced the new American Pickers release date. While Mike said he heard the show might be out in October, Robbie revealed it will premiere its first episode on October 15. At the same time, the crew is out filming for the next season as well.

 

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The upcoming season wrapped filming in July. That gives the editing team three months to edit the footage together into episodes. Meanwhile, Mike, Robbie, Jersey Jon, and Danielle Colby are working on more episodes. Mike signed a three-season extension with History Channel, and this October will be the start of the first of those seasons.

The format will remain the same. Mike and Robbie (who replaced Frank Fritz) travel the country looking for antiques. They buy and sell these, but the real draw of the show is bringing people with them as they travel across America and find hidden treasures in the most unusual locations.

What are your thoughts on the motorcycles that Robbie Wolfe is selling? Are you excited to see him back on American Pickers late this year? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.