A selection of classic bikes from pre-war to the 1990’s. You will find articles about both manufacturers and individual classic motorcycles. Many include a review and a buyers guide should you be in the market for your dream classic motorcycle.
The Harley-Davidson Duo-Glide is a bike that has etched its place in the history of American motorcycling. Launched in 1958, this iconic machine introduced rear suspension to the Harley-Davidson lineup, …
The Harley Shovelhead engine made its debut in 1966. Taking its name from the rocker covers looking like a coal shovel flipped upside down, the Shovelhead succeeded the iconic Panhead …
The Harley Davidson Knucklehead is a revered motorcycle engine with a rich history dating back to the mid-1930s. Named for its distinct shape characterized by bulbous rocker boxes sat on …
As you delve into the world of vintage motorcycles, one name stands out among the rest: the Vincent Black Shadow. Produced from 1948 until 1955, this iconic motorcycle has earned …
As it approaches its 30th birthday the Triumph Daytona 1200 will soon reach official classic bike status. Here we look back at the 4 cylinder Daytona and consider if it’s …
The Triumph Tiger Cub was affectionately known as the Baby Bonnie and was in production from 1954 until 1968. It’s a testament to Ed Turner’s design that plenty survive today …
Matchless Motorcycles are one of the oldest British motorcycle companies and up until the collapse of parent company AMC in 1966 they produced some pretty special motorcycles. We largely look …
This classic here is one I am excited about, a genuine truly rare Italian beauty. If the MV Agusta 750 S was likened to a person it would be the …
The 90’s for Yamaha were a big decade, one in which some of the most remarkable motorcycles in the world came out of the factory, setting trends and raising the …
Ninjas, Ninjas and more Ninjas that is what the 90’s were really about for Kawasaki Motorcycles. Pushing the Ninja line across the different capacities, and making them the best sportbikes …
1990’s Suzuki motorcycles were a bit of a mixed bag in terms of new models they brought to market. From maintaining the Gixxer line and introducing GSX-R600 and Bandit 600, …
Honda motorcycles had a pretty busy decade in the 1990s with 1997 in particular being a big year for the release of several new and trailblazing models. The Super Blackbird, …
Yamaha were late to the 4 stroke party. Around the time Honda were basking in the glory of the all conquering four cylinder CB750, Yamaha were just introducing their first …
As amazing as motorcycles are today, there will never be anything quite like the noise, smell and speed of the classic Yamaha 2 stroke motorcycles of time gone by. The …
There was never a period for motorcycles quite as wild as the 1970s. Manufacturers were ready and willing to try anything to capture the imaginations of the motorcycling public, from …
1960’s motorcycles made serious strides. Legends like the Norton Commando were born, the world’s first superbikes were bred, the subcategory of dual-sport motorcycles was created and the iconic aesthetic of …
The stars finally aligned and you have managed to get your hands on your dream 1964 Triumph Bonneville. You now need to protect your pride and joy with some classic …
The Norton Classic Rotary is likely the rarest Norton ever to have existed, and certainly the rarest to find today for collectors. The bike is highly coveted for motorcycle historians …
The 1930s were a big decade for the motorcycle industry. The 1920s saw developments on the original pioneer motorcycles, going from bicycles with engines to full on motorcycles, they even …
For me, the standout memories of the motorcycles of the 80s was the fascination with turbo bikes, improved (faster) two stroke machines and the Japanese manufacturers stepping on Harley Davidsons …
The Manx Norton was a racing motorcycle produced by Norton Motors Ltd from 1947 to 1962. It was created for just one single purpose, to win the Isle of Man …