DOCSLIB.ORG

Read Book Vintage Motorcycles

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Read Book Vintage Motorcycles VINTAGE MOTORCYCLES PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Jeff Clew | 32 pages | 17 Nov 2009 | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC | 9780747802778 | English | London, United Kingdom Vintage Motorcycles PDF Book Please remove my add for Triumph TD as bike has been sold with lots of interest shown I could have sold six if I had them! Genuine reason for reluctant sale so NO timewasters or part exchanges please peruse the The Kawasaki ZX is available with exciting additions like a helmet lock and mounting brackets for travel bags. We recommend shopping online for the best results though. Hassan Bantam D3, UK. What should be in your motorcycle tool bag? Pete Scott, UK. Regulation Works: As Motorcycle Helmet Laws Ease, Injuries Increase Helmet laws protect motorcyclists from face and head injuries — the state of Michigan just proved it by getting rid of them. There are plenty of old classics tucked away in barns, hidden away in garages, and forgotten about by their owners. Lovely Fully refurbished BSA golden flash,Professional engine rebuild, up rated twin leading front brake re sprayed, new exhaust system, new wheels, and tires, new amal carb Properly run in, The Norton is now sold to happy new owner! I have been very pleased with the readership you have, and had further calls from overseas. Even so, the S90 was faster than the rest and it managed this thanks to its lightweight frame design that featured a pressed steel one-piece frame as opposed to a conventional tubular steel arrangement. A: Buying vintage motorcycles of any brand can be a struggle. Dave Kawasaki, UK. Vintagebike works here in the States too! Did Sears really sell motorcycles in its catalog? Welcome, visitor! It's as easy as that! Excellent working condition, only manufactured In total, this street legal dirt bike weighed in at a svelte lbs all in, and thanks to its potent engine, streamlined chassis, and light weight, it made it a very attractive ride for budding enduro riders. Welcome to the Vintagebike Classifieds page. Some of the best vintage Honda motorcycles are their off-road offerings. Perry Norton, UK. Paul McConnell, UK. The open road has its allure — and its inherent risks. What are the most famous motorcycle rallies in the U. What does stretching a sportbike do? The Super Cub spawned more than six variants, and all told, more that million have been produced. Honda wanted to take part, but unfortunately the best motocross bikes of the day were small displacement two-stroke machines…and Honda had no experience in engineering two-stroke motors. Was fully rebuilt back in late early More From Life And now, all adverts will run for as long as you need them to! The Ins and Outs of Motorcycles. Dean, UK. Ian UK. The new version boasted a bore and stroke of 56mm x 50mm, and came with a cool two-ring aluminum piston that was etched ever so slightly to retain oil. Once I got a Honda Z50 a few years later, I decided that if I was going to ride and own motorcycles, then I would learn how to repair them and keep them running. Nigel UK. Professionally restored in Italy,finished I spent many Sunday afternoons in the garage learning and watching him work on old 2-stroke engines. Just make sure your decanter, vintage or not, has an airtight seal so the liquor stays fresh, sometimes even for years, according to HomeWetBar. Vintage Motorcycles Writer Williams Vintage Cycle can provide you with the best of both worlds Check the listing to determine when the motorcycle can be viewed, and inspect its condition as much as possible before the sale to determine its condition. For example, an original Honda Benly may be advertised for a low sale price, but it might be a Honda Benly restoration that only runs thanks to the use of modified or aftermarket parts. European Classics Listed: November 19, Italy. Many parts were missing and an If you're looking for a lovely item to collect, consider the vintage decanter. This is a single cylinder, twin carbs, twin exhausts,double overhead cams, miles Bike has not been on the road since until now, hence the low mileage. I would be grateful if you would now remove the listing from the site. It was first launched in and only managed to survive for three years until it was axed in Paul McConnell, UK. Totally restored to perfection around by a Lambretta club GB award winner Sailed through its mot - next mot Buyers can potentially find some great deals on classic bikes by shopping on auction sites, such as eBay. Was fully rebuilt back in late early Really pleased with not just the response but the quality of enquiry We're happy to help you find either the perfect motorcycle or cycle parts you've been looking for. Maybe you received one as a wedding gift and don't know how to use it. This motorcycle combination was bought here in Poland some 25 years ago and was stored as a renovation project for my retirement. The Kawasaki Ninja R makes the list of great Kawasaki motorcycles for beginners because of its redesigned body panels and its larger front wheel. Zero miles engine built by Dave Smith. Ask the seller if they have service records, as a well-maintained bike will save you money down the line. We would work hard to get you approved. Decanters are also used to hold long-stemmed flowers, shampoo or bubble baths. But motorcycles? Of course, decanters aren't just for wine. Honda wanted to take part, but unfortunately the best motocross bikes of the day were small displacement two-stroke machines…and Honda had no experience in engineering two-stroke motors. I have no hesitation recommending your service to others. Nigel UK. Our vintage cycles have been shipped all over the USA and the world, to many satisfied customers. If you aren't able to see the motorcycle you want before bidding, carefully read the seller's description, review photos provided by the seller and ask questions about the bike's condition regarding anything that isn't covered in the description. Click here It's the busiest and the best place to sell your bike! In , Ron restored his first Kawasaki triple, a 75 H1 I will certainly use the site in future. Just a word of praise, posted my add re Douglas Dragonfly at 4. Welcome to the Vintagebike Classifieds page. Motorcycle Pictures Motorcycles have evolved in countless ways since their creating near the beginning of the 20th century. We know individuality is important, which is why we pay close attention to the interests of each customer. Vintage Motorcycles Reviews Pete Scott, UK. John Beeston, UK. Honda gave the Hawk a few awesome features, including a cool aluminum box frame, a separate bolt-on rear sub-frame, and a single-sided swingarm, which all told made it one of the first modern naked streetbikes to go on sale. Southwest Ohio's Only. Ron Kirkham, Canada. Local Auctions Check listings for local auctions in the newspaper's classified ads section and on websites maintained by local auctioneers. They come in all colors, sizes and shapes and make sophisticated, elegant additions to your home. One potential drawback is that buying from a dealer can sometimes involve more pressure from salespeople who are trying to earn commission based on a percentage of the sale. Done right, it also gives a drag racer a down-low advantage. What are the most famous motorcycle rallies in the U. Can motorcycle jackets save your life? Access to additional information about the style of motorcycle you're considering is an advantage of shopping on specialized vintage motorcycle websites. Geoffrey Enfield, UK. But only about 1 percent of them are considered criminal and dangerous in the eyes of the law. European Classics Listed: December 23, Poland. Subscribe for New Bikes Subscribe for email notification of new classic motorcycles for sale. Excellent response and easy to identify the fraudsters out there. Ron Rogers is a master collision tech with over fifteen years worth of experience at Ferrari and a master restorer of vintage motorcycles for well over 30 years. If you value them, invest in solid protection. You should look into stretching your sportbike. Many parts were missing and an Neville Triumph, UK. Specialized websites, such as cycletrader, are the ideal starting points when you're looking for a collectible motorcycle. If you need help in making your selection, call or stop in — we're always ready to help! Choose equipment that protects all, not just part, of your head. A: The best resources for sourcing vintage motorcycle parts can be found online. Ranking the best brake dust cleaners on the market! I will certainly use the site in future. Vintage Motorcycles Read Online So what's the deal behind these colors and which motorcycle gangs wear what? It has new tyres, new chain, new rings, electrics and breaks renewed. Be aware that different types of bikes see varying amounts of wear. Within a matter of hours of it appearing, there was a buyer with the full amount in cash! Or maybe you spotted one at someone's elegant dinner party and decided you wanted a collection of them for your own use. Royal Enfields. All rights reserved. Read More Suzuki slingshot Totally original gsxr k. Decanters are also used to hold long-stemmed flowers, shampoo or bubble baths. Content is for informational purposes only. The engine itself is a 90cc air-cooled single OHC unit with a manual four- speed transmission that could be operated with a clutch, unlike the more semi-automatic C90 derivatives.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • OVR August 2018
    The Oz Vincent Review Edition #53, August 2018 The Oz Vincent Review is a totally independent, non-profit, e-Zine about the classic British motorcycling scene with a focus all things Vincent. OVR, distributed free of charge to its readers, may be contacted by email at [email protected] Disclaimer: The editor does not necessarily agree with or endorse any of the opinions expressed in, nor the accuracy of content, in published articles or endorse products or services no matter how or where mentioned; likewise hints, tips or modifications must be confirmed with a competent party before implementation. Welcome Welcome to the latest edition of The Oz Vincent Review. This month’s front cover features the face page of the Series A Instruction book that has been serialised in OVR over the last few editions and concludes with this edition If you have received this copy of OVR indirectly from another reader you can easily have your very own future editions delivered directly to your personal email inbox; simply click on this link to register for your free subscription. Remember, to access the complete OVR archive from any device, simply go to https://goo.gl/jZkiFb Melbourne, Australia. Email: [email protected] Letters To The Editor Dear Martyn Once again thank you for your great newsletter that is well received on-board the drilling rig that I am presently on as Chief Engineer working off Exmouth in Western Australia. Because of this I am unable to attend the Qld V.O.C National rally as it falls in my 28 days on duty cycle.
    [Show full text]
  • A Monthly Publication of the Vintage Motorcycle Club Johannesburg, South Africa
    A monthly publication of The Vintage Motorcycle Club Johannesburg, South Africa. Volume 29. No 7. July 2015. CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE: It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to a excellent motorcyclist and special friend. Lloyd du Bois passed away on 3rd June 2015 after a long illness. Lloyd was 91. We will have further information in the next issue. Another passing that must be mentioned is that of Johnny “Flatnose” van Rooyen. Don’t forget to diarise and free up your weekend to attend the CMC 1000 Bike show. It happens at Germiston High School as ever on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th July, 2015. If you haven’t yet volunteered your services or offered a bike or two for the VMC stand, please tell Gavin or Kevin of your willingness to help. I hope you are all preparing your ride for the VMC Winter Rally on Saturday, 19 July. Please make an effort to join us for a wonderful morning in the Cradle of Humankind. The 2015 Magnum Regs are out. You can download them along with all the necessary documentation from the VMC Events page on our website. More information on all these events is available from this space. We are planning a trip to the Historic Motorcycle Museum, at 17 Lake Street Deneysville, on Saturday 11th July. It is approximately a 200km road trip with the museum displaying some of the most unique historic motorcycles and memorabilia showcasing race bikes and race champions! As always, safe riding and keep your gloves on in this cold, winter period.
    [Show full text]
  • Motorcycles and Related Memorabilia Sunday 19 October 2014 the Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show Staffordshire County Showground
    THE AUTUMN STAFFORD SALE Important Pioneer, Vintage, Classic & Collectors’ Motorcycles and Related Memorabilia Sunday 19 October 2014 The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show Staffordshire County Showground THE AUTUMN STAFFORD SALE Important Pioneer, Vintage, Classic & Collectors’ Motorcycles and Related Memorabilia & Spares Sunday 19 October 2014 at 10:00 and 12:00 The Classic Motorcycle Mechanic Show Sandylands Centre Staffordshire County Showground Viewing Please note that bids should be ENquiries Customer Services submitted no later than 16:00 on Monday to Friday 08:00 - 18:00 Saturday 18 October James Stensel 10:00 to 17:30 Friday 17 October. Thereafter bids +44 (0) 20 7447 7447 should be sent directly to the +44 (0) 20 8963 2818 Sunday 19 October +44 (0) 8700 273 625 fax from 09:00 Bonhams office at the sale venue. Please see page 2 for bidder +44 (0) 8700 270 089 fax or [email protected] information including after-sale [email protected] collection and shipment Sale times Bill To Memorabilia 10:00 We regret that we are unable to +44 (0) 20 8963 2822 Please see back of catalogue Motorcycles 12:00 accept telephone bids for lots with +44 (0) 8700 273 625 fax for important notice to bidders a low estimate below £500. [email protected] Catalogue Absentee bids will be accepted. Illustrations £25.00 + p&p New bidders must also provide Ben Walker Front cover: Lot 290 - 294 (admist two) proof of identity when submitting +44 (0) 20 8963 2819 Back cover: Lot 257 bids. Failure to do so may result +44 (0) 8700 273 625 fax Opposite page: Lot 177 [email protected] Bids in your bids not being processed.
    [Show full text]
  • OVR April 2020
    The Oz Vincent Review Edition #73, April 2020 The Oz Vincent Review is an independent, non-profit, e-Zine about the classic British motorcycling scene with a focus all things Vincent. OVR, distributed free of charge to its readers, may be contacted by email at [email protected] Disclaimer: The editor does not necessarily agree with or endorse any of the opinions expressed in, nor the accuracy of content, in published articles or endorse products or services no matter how or where mentioned; likewise hints, tips or modifications must be confirmed with a competent party before implementation. The Oz Vincent Review is an independent, non-profit, electronically distributed magazine about the classic British motorcycling scene with a focus all things Vincent. OVR, distributed free of charge to its readers, may be contacted by email at [email protected] Welcome to the latest edition of OVR with the front cover depicting the latest addition to Ian Boyd’s Vincent collection – said to be the most complete Vincent collection on the planet and his recent acquisition of this Vincent ‘Cooler Scooter’ or should that be “VinEsky” ensures it remains so. Ian’s collection at Jurien Bay is in an area of Australia where distance is measured in the number of cold drinks required to be consumed between landmarks! What a ‘fit for purpose’ machine it is! OVR had planned be off visiting the brave and courageous firefighters in Bruthen, in the Victorian alps, in part to thank them for their unselfish sacrifice and to hand over to them a large part of the proceeds of the OVR Bushfire Relief appeal.
    [Show full text]
  • March 2021 2 HON
    THE PIONEER MOTOR CYCLIST Association of Pioneer Motor Cyclists. Founded in 1928 Incorporating the Pre 1914 TT Riders Re-union No. 191 March 2021 2 HON. EDITOR: Geoff Davies H1890 ‘Lodgeside’, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, Stoke-on-Trent, ST9 0BN Email, [email protected] Tel. 01782 550005 - Mobile 07701000707 OFFICERS FOR 2020- 2021 SECRETARY & Bob Badland P2305 Tel. 07825840677. MEMBERSHIP SEC. Email, [email protected] PRESIDENT : George Beale P1974. Tel. 01452 750424 CHAIRMAN: Ian Kerr MBE C2371 Tel. 07473 666194 Email. [email protected] TREASURER: Richard Rees P2387, Bernell, 190 Bretby Lane, Burton-on-Trent. DE15 0QP. Text or Tel, 07854749282, Email [email protected] PAST PRESIDENT Don Morley P2090 COMMITTEE Jack Gooch P1852. Tim Penn P2171 Pat Davy P2247 Ann Davy P2339 John Knight P2156 VICE PRESIDENTS Sid Edwards P1561. Jill Savage P1729 Ken Brady P2119 Pony Moore P212 SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFER TO APMC MEMBERS Veloce Publishing Ltd. www.veloce.co.uk have made a special offer to APMC members. 35% off the RRP of their books (and Glassboxx eBooks). Use the code below. This will run indefinitely, and is active immediately. The code is: PIONEER35 It can be used over the phone, or in their online shop, and can be used multiple times (but not in conjunction with other discount codes). If ordering online, it will need to be applied during the checkout process (this easy-to-follow guide shows where to enter it in the cart : https://www.veloce.co.uk/customer-services.html#discounts ) We hope our members find the code useful; they have some fantastic books that I'm sure many will find of interest.
    [Show full text]
  • The Fourth Dorset Section Virtual Club Night
    Hello again, I hope everyone is keeping well and surviving the enforced idleness at home, when we’d all rather be out on our bikes and meeting up with friends. Some excellent contributions to keep you entertained and I’m grateful to everybody that has found the time to send in material; keep it coming- just in case! Just to help remind us why we’re not able to meet in person, here’s a picture of Marie, whose knitted a window rainbow in support of our incredible NHS. Not sure about the dodgy bloke lurking behind her, mind you! I think that rainbow needs to be attached to a bike or two on our runs over the coming months. Stay safe everybody and see you all again soon. Paul Miles- chairperson. First up, our very own pocket rocket, Betsy Barber, remembers her trip to Land’s End (down the road from where my mother was born and now a ‘visitor experience’ complete with waxwork models of Poldark and pretend pirate; all very depressing- ed) in order to help raise funds for a hospital scanner. Three wheels on my wagon In 1991, much like today, Salisbury District hospital was running a scanner appeal. At the time I was Chairperson of the Stonehenge section with the late John Allington as vice chair. John and his wife, Daphne, had spent about ten years carrying out a ground-up restoration of a 1934 BSA three-wheeler and Daphne and I came up with the idea to raise money for the appeal by riding from Salisbury to Land’s End, encouraging donations as we went.
    [Show full text]
  • A Monthly Publication of the Vintage Motorcycle Club Johannesburg, South Africa
    A monthly publication of The Vintage Motorcycle Club Johannesburg, South Africa. Volume 29. No 8. August 2015. CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE: Again we seem to bring sad news. On Friday, 10th August Peter de Klerk passed away after his prolonged illness and fight against cancer. To all of his friends, motoring colleagues and family, we want to acknowledge that the VMC has lost another motorsport stalwart and that he will be sorely missed for his knowledge, willingness to help and true dedication to motoring in general. To an issue that is a threat to the existence of our movement and to the pastime of each member. We had to cancel the running of the VMC Winter run because of a total lack of entries. The Magnum Rally is under threat of the same fate because of a lack of entries. People, we need to encourage participation in as many events as we can. If this doesn’t happen our club will not continue. We all need to encourage existing members to participate in activities, especially organised or proposed rally events – which are one of the main avenues for exposure of our club and the other like-minded clubs. Please do your utmost to attract friends, colleagues or even acquaintances so that our numbers can grow. A very important event happens at the club meeting at the end of July each year. Please make every effort to attend the VMC AGM. After all it is your club and you are responsible for the committee chosen to lead us into the coming year.
    [Show full text]
  • Notes on the Douglas Family and the Kingswood Motor Cycle Factory
    Notes on the Douglas family and the Kingswood motor cycle factory From „Rough notes compiled by John Penny‟ 1930 Douglas Motorcycle Brochure On 5 October 1816, at Nenthorn in Berwickshire, which is just over three miles from Kelso in Roxboroughshire, the following marriage banns were read, “This day William Douglas and Catherine Yule both in the parish gave up their names in proclamation in order to marriage.” Although the exact details of William‟s birth around 1795 are obscure, it is known that between 1817 and 1836 the couple went on to have eleven children, and of these William (1817 to 1905) and John (1833 to 1874) later settled in Bristol. In June 1841 William Douglas senior, black smith and hardware dealer, was working in the Horsemarket, North Side, in Kelso. However in March 1851 he was described as a white smith, working at St Nicholas Church Yard, Newcastle upon Tyne. Also in 1841 William Douglas junior was living in Tynemouth, Northumberland, and it was at Newcastle upon Tyne in the summer of 1845 that he married Mary Ann Chambers, while by March 1851, and working as an engineer, he was living with his wife at Newgate Street in Newcastle upon Tyne. In 1851 William‟s younger brother John Douglas was still living with his parents in Newcastle upon Tyne, at which time he was working as a white smith. Then, at St John‟s church in Newcastle in June 1855, he married Mary Wilson, and the couple went on to have six children of which the first two were born in Newcastle.
    [Show full text]
  • Quiz Book Final Version Updated 27.2.98
    The Vintage Motorcyclist's Quiz Book by Ian Harwood 1 The Vintage Motorcyclist's Quiz Book What the papers say “If you’re looking for something to occupy you and your friends after lashings of Christmas pud, then try Ian Harwood’s Vintage Motorcyclist’s Quiz Book....a collection of questions that would enhance any club night or home quiz session. It’s only 64 pages, but packed with questions (and answers you’ll be pleased to know)...........” The Vintage Motor Cycle, November 1997 “The Vintage Motorcyclist’s Quiz Book is without a doubt a novel publication, and could provide hours of fun at your local motor cycle club night...........it is this months bargain. You just have to work out the man hours of research author Ian Harwood must have put in to produce it. “Editor Wheeler went straight to the sport section, he thinks he’s a bit of an expert on TT history you know, and he was quickly seen searching for the answers page.” Old Bike Mart, December 1997 2 The Vintage Motorcyclist's Quiz Book Contents Introduction 3 Questions Section 1 - General 4 Section 2 - Sport 22 Answers Section 1 - General 29 Section 2 - Sport 43 Copyright Ian Harwood 1997 3 The Vintage Motorcyclist's Quiz Book 4 The Vintage Motorcyclist's Quiz Book 30 Clarence Road Hale Altrincham Cheshire WA15 8SF Welcome to the Vintage Motorcyclist’s Quiz Book. In compiling this book I have tried to cover a wide cross section of motor cycling interests. Manufacturers, countries, sport - I hope your particular area of interest is included somewhere.
    [Show full text]