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“DUSTY JEWELS: OFF-ROAD MOTORCYCLES OF THE 1970S”

22 Mar 2012

Details: Category: Oldtimers; Written by Motorcyclist; Hits: 532

Hershey, PA (March 21, 2012). The Antique Automobile Club of America Museum is proud to announce the April 3rd opening of its next major motorcycle exhibit, “Dusty Jewels: Off-Road Motorcycles of the 1970s.” This exhibit features more than 20 motorcycles that tell the story of off-road motorcycles of the 1970′s.

BLITZ MOTORCYCLES “BSW"

16 Mar 2012

Details: Category: Oldtimers; Written by Bike Exif; Hits: 936

Fred and Hugo of Blitz Motorcycles describe their latest creation as “A gentleman’s bike for a gentleman rider”. But it’s not a conservative, retro throwback. “BSW” is decidedly unconventional, like all of Blitz’s builds so far.

The motorcycle was built for an English customer called John, who lives in Paris. It’s a BMW R60/6, a 599cc airhead that was manufactured in the mid-70s. A strong, economical and relatively simple bike, it weighs just over 200 kg wet and is capable of more than 160 kph in stock form. READ ON

Irish Motorcycle Legend Harry Lindsays Collection Up For Auction

07 Mar 2012

Details: Category: Oldtimers; Written by Stay on the Black; Hits: 370

Over 30 motorcycles from the collection of the Irish motorcycle legend, Harry Lindsay, are to feature in Bonhams next auction at the Classic Motorcycle Show in Stafford, on 29th April 2012. The collection is expected to fetch over £200,000 in total. Highlights include an ‘as new’ McIntosh Norton 500cc Manx (£25,000-30,000) together with a matching McIntosh Norton 350cc Manx (£22,000-27,000).

Harry’s family has long been synonymous with motorcycle production, racing and sales, his grandfather responsible for the creation of one of Ireland’s earliest motorcycles: the ‘Celtic’. READ ON

Emotional Baggage | 1972 Harley-Davidson Custom

07 Mar 2012

Details: Category: Oldtimers; Written by Hot Bike; Hits: 437

"You owe me a purse!” she exclaimed. Usually when I hear that, it means some drunk just tossed cookies on a stripper or something. This is the first time in the 11 years I’ve been writing bike features someone has ever told me that in relation to a motorcycle, however.

Before we get to the new handbag though, we have to step back a year to an old frame. PJ Ciraulo had lent his old buddy, John, a hand moving stacks of boxes. John’s dad, Peck, owned an old chopper shop called The Scooter Shack in downtown San Jose, California, so it wasn’t that huge of a surprise when they unearthed a ’72 Harley Super Glide frame during the move. READ ON

World’s First Superbike: The 1937 Brough Superior SS100 | Superiority Complex

27 Feb 2012

Details: Category: Oldtimers; Written by Motorcyclist Online; Hits: 450

“Doing the Ton”—breaking the 100-mph barrier—for the first time is a milestone moment in any motorcyclist’s career. Losing my own velocity virginity was especially remarkable because it happened aboard the very bike you see in these pictures: a 1937 Brough Superior SS100, perhaps the most fantastic and desirable machine in the history of motorcycling.