On Saturday, March 7th, Ascot Racecourse will provide a fittingly elegant backdrop for one of the most anticipated auctions of the season, as Historics Auctioneers returns for 2026 with their upcoming Symphony of Spring auction.
Among the standout attractions is an exciting and diverse selection of bike lots, ranging from beautifully preserved classics and rare collector machines to modern performance icons and practical riders with pedigree. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, an enthusiast searching for your next project, or simply passionate about two-wheeled history, this carefully curated catalogue promises something to ignite every interest.
Prospective bidders are encouraged to register in advance to secure entry and obtain a bidding paddle. Registration can be completed online via the Historics Auctioneers website or on-site prior to the sale. For those unable to attend in person, telephone, absentee and online bidding options are also available, ensuring enthusiasts can participate from anywhere in the world.
All motorcycle and classic car lots will be available to view in person during the dedicated viewing days at Ascot Racecourse in the lead-up to the auction, offering the perfect opportunity to inspect the machines up close and speak with the Historics team. Full details of viewing times, registration and bidding options can be found on the Historics Auctioneers website – https://www.historics.co.uk/
With its combination of exceptional classic vehicles and a prestigious venue, Symphony of Spring promises to be an unmissable date in the collector calendar.
Some highlights
969 Lambretta Li 150 Special
Offered without reserve
2000 BMW R850C
Estimate £3,000 – £5,000
2004 Triumph Rocket III
Offered without reserve
1971 Honda QA-50 Monkey Bike
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