Rex Knight is a person who probably has his own interesting stories about motorcycling having grown up with a father who was already into bikes and finished his last restoration of a long stroke featherbed Manx Norton at the healthy age of 84. However Rex has a different tale to tell, this one is about […]
Jack Kirner – Vintage Motorcyclist. Read More »
This is the Colonial Edition in which the agents were A.G. Healing & Co in Cashel Street, Christchurch, and also in Wellington. It includes the 2 single cylinder models for 1914 the 3 ½ hp 3 speed air cooled bike, and the 3 ½ hp watercooled bike as well as Humbers light Cycle-car called
1914 Humber Sales Catalogue. Read More »
Webbs lastest offerings to those with bulging wallets was held on the evening of March 22 at their now regular site of Shed 5, Wellesley St, Auckland. Deemed more of a autorama auction than just a motorcycle auction as it also included some interesting cars and some very nice collectibles model cars, advertising signs,
Webbs Auction Update – 22 March 2011. Read More »
BSAs success in 2 stroke engines is a very small chapter in their overall history and really started in the late 1920s when they decided to manufacture their first 2 stroke motorcycle designated the A28. As a new model it was quite clear that the head designers must have been out to lunch that day
1929 BSA A29 Spare Parts List. Read More »
Some of us will live to what would be deemed ‘a ripe old age’, boring others with our own personal stories of how good life has been, reminding todays youth of how easy they have it, whilst others will not be so fortunate. This would never be more true than for the residents of Christchurch
Canterbury Capers. Read More »
