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BSA Twins and Triples
The authoritative work on what some would say the best BSA models ever made.
BSA Twin Restoration
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The British Motorcycle Directory
Roy Bacon and Ken Hallworth have been involved in the old bike hobby for decades and have been collecting information on every British marque over all that time. This book is the culmination of their efforts, and it is the most comprehensive directory of British motorcycle manufacturers and their products ever compiled. Each entry contains a summary history of the manufacturer and its most important machines, and where possible entries are illustrated. There are over 850 illustrations in total.
Harley-Davidson
No other vehicle has ever inspired such devotion and brand loyalty as the Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Ask converts and devotees why these machines are special and you'll hear misty-eyed eulogies evoking hazy concepts like "soul," "character," and "legend." This comprehensive book covers all the history, Harley culture, and the bikes themselves, icluding over 1,000 color photographs.
Velocette Flat Twins
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Suzuki Two-Strokes
Aside from the odd four-stroke built in their formative years, it wasn't until 1976 that Suzuki manufactured such machines in significant numbers. Until then, it was two-strokes all the way. These models, many of which were the basis of successful racers, carried names like Titan, Cobra, Sebring, LeMans, Kettle, and Water Buffalo along with their codes. The author examines these models and others, providing the reader with: -- Extensive specification tables high lighting the variations in seemingly similar models -- Information to help the reader match model and marketing codes, essential when ordering parts or servicing a machine -- A model chart that matches full codes to their exact year, shows the ears in which models were built, and explains the relationship between similar codes Also included is the RE5 with its rotary engine and unique styling, and Suzuki's minute but complex road racers, which carried as many as 14 speeds in their gearboxes. Illustrated throughout with black-and-white photographs of the models and their variants.
BSA Bantam
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Norton Singles
There can be no question as to the status of the Manx Norton. It is the world's firm favourite for the accolade of ' the greatest road racing motorcycle'. Even after nearly 20 years of Japanese domination, and Italian and German horsepower before that, it still stands head and shoulders above the rest. It has that charisma found only rarely in any machinery; it ranks perhaps alongside the Leica camera and Morgan sports car. Surprisingly, this is the first book which details the machine's development through the 'works' bikes to the production, customer versions. Nowhere else is it possible to trace each year's specific modifications. We have, therefore, essential reading for each and every e...
