What is it about elderly Harleys that continue to fascinate and draw ones attention. I saw this one at Pukekohe and after chatting with it owner, took what I though was a myriad of photos but it turned out to be just the one and so Ive made it a biggie. (Sorry McS, you’ll need […]
There was a time when this bikes current owner was somewhat disparaging of the mighty stinkwheel, but after a brief foray into some scrambles shenanigans way back in the 80s ( and subsequently left there due to infirmity ), has seen him warm to, and collect, an interesting array of motorcycles powered by Sir Dugald
1929 500cc Scott Squirrel (exact pedigree unknown, though not a Chipmunk) Read More »
Ive always had a fondness for Royal Enfields, no secret there, and in particular always had a strange attraction to the tiny 2 strokes they produced. I guess its something to do with the simplicity and beauty of the design. This one is displayed in the Packard and Pioneer museum, which I visited in March
1941 Royal Enfield Flying Flea Read More »
The mighty AJS R10 from 1930 ( or maybe 1929, i’m sure a purist will correct any glaring errors, apparently the magenta was replaced in 1930 with the now familiar Black and Gold) Ive seen this bike at our local racetrack twice now, and as awesome as it is, whats always caught my attention is
