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Classic Motorcycles

What Is The Best Classic Motorcycle To Buy?

A motorcycle is considered a classic once it is over 30 years old and as the majority of retro motorcycles take their styling from the 1970’s and 80’s the following [...]
Custom

Yamaha SCR950 Scrambler Custom Build

Jeff Palhegyi Designs in Southern California have been building custom Yamaha motorcycles for 20 years so tackling a custom SCR950 was an obvious ‘next build.’ […]
Classic Motorcycles

Worlds First Superbike – 4 Contenders For The Title

The term superbike was first used by the motorcycling press in October 1968 after the unveiling of the Honda CB750 at the Tokyo bike show. It’s not a given though [...]
Cafe Racers

History of the Cafe Racer Movement

Trends have come and gone but there have been few motorcycle movements as influential and powerful as the cafe racer […]
Retro

Retro Scramblers

In the 60’s Scrambler was the term for a stripped down motorcycle such as the popular Triumph Trophy. Standard road bikes modified to ‘scramble’ across open lands as fast as [...]

9 Cheap Scrambler Motorcycles Under 5K

If you like the retro Scrambler looks but you are put off by the prices, here’s 9 cheap Scrambler motorcycles for the budget conscious rider that you can pick up brand new for less than [...]
Where Are Triumph Motorcycles Made?

The Speed Triple and Tiger 1200 were the last mass produced models to be built at Hinckley. Here’s a break down of where current production takes place. […]
1980’s Motorcycles – Best Bikes of the Decade

The 80’s were a great decade for motorcycles. The Japanese had beaten their European competition and were now battling between themselves which meant we got some amazing motorcycles. From the V-Max 1200, the ultimate muscle [...]
Why Are Triumphs So Expensive?

Some people consider Triumph to be expensive, others believe they offer value for money. Here’s what I found after doing some price checks…. […]
Are Bobbers Good For Long Rides?

I decided to test the comfort of my Bobber by doing half a dozen or so laps (mostly none stop) around the Isle of Man TT course. […]