Not everybody wants a motorcycle, and are quite happy with a little assistance when pedaling. Enter into the world of cycle motor drive units and attachments. They are small, lightweight and can return over 200 miles per gallon. Some are clip-on units that sit on top of the rear mudguard under the carrier, some drive […]
1954 BSA Winged Wheel Parts List. Read More »
Interestingly by 1920 most motorcycle manufacturers referred to their machines as motorcycles, BSA however were still using the term Motor Bicycles. Interesting? Perhaps not. Just something that stands out. This is a very clean copy of a well illustrated parts book for the 1920 BSA V twin 6/7hp (770cc). And what more can I say
1920 BSA 6~7 HP Parts Catalogue. Read More »
A very interesting article gleaned from the pages of the 1926 December 23rd issue of The MotorCycle clearly showing the imagination of those in the design and drawing room of The Ercher Engineering Co, Little Bearing, England. Powered by the makers own design 3 cylinder, water cooled, 3 stroke engine (but no declaration on the
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Harley Davidson have always produced well detailed and illustrated riders manuals for their motorcycles and this handbook for Harley Davidsons single cylinder models, the A and B side valves, and the AA and BA Sporting OHV models covering both the magneto and coil ignition motors is no exception. Covering all aspects of ownership from starting
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When talking to most vintage enthusiasts their coveted dream machine would be the Brough Superior, but depending on who you talk to those in the know would much rather have a Conventry Eagle Flying “8” (myself included). Perhaps the bright blood red painted petrol tank might be the attraction but the overall sleek lines of
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