As far as riders instruction books go this would have to be one of the most complete that I have come across. It covers all models from the 236 Scout up to the 436 4 cylinder. Most instruction books cover the basic controls, tyres and filters, however this one goes even further with complete lubrication […]
Indian Riders Instruction Book 1937. Read More »
With the modern day method of ordering and paying for parts over the internet being so convenient we sometimes forget that enthusiasts have always wanted or needed to order parts for their projects. With the big suppliers located in the main centres and the isolation of the smaller towns and customers the only way to
Skeates and White 1927 Accessory Catalogue. Read More »
By 1928 motorcycles were chain drive and drum brakes, a major step in motorcycle development. However earlier motorcycles with belt drives and rim brakes were in use for a much longer period, in fact they are still in use today on a lot of rallies. The down side of their continued use is that these
Vintage Motorcycle Belt and Brake Rims. Read More »
I was first introduced to the Scott marque in 1974 when out on a rally one passed me trailing a long plume of 2 stroke smoke. Not that I was too concerned about the smoke I was most certainly curious about that sound and when we stopped at the lunch break went off to find
Scott 1940 Maintenance Manual. Read More »
No matter how much time I have my preparation for these types of events is shocking and always seems to run into last minute adjustments, late nights and an early morning start on the actual day, and this was going to be no different. Rising early (but not as early as Knobsta who had lotsa
Karaka Vintage Day 2010 … And We Were There. Read More »
