[ad_1] Summary The Vincent-HRD Rapide Series-A is one of the rarest and most special motorcycles with only 79 units produced. It was Vincent’s first V-twin and set the stage for legendary models like the Black Lightning. A meticulously restored Rapide Series-A, nicknamed the Grunter, is up for auction at The Spring Stafford Sale. The 1930s … Read more
[ad_1] Last we checked, the periodic table had 92 metals, of which eight are said to be precious. We, as motorcyclists, disagree. Turn the pages of motorcycling history, and you’ll find a different type of precious metal — timeless vintage motorcycles. These motorcycles spearheaded the evolution of two-wheelers, setting examples that are still followed today. … Read more
[ad_1] Summary The WLA Liberator, based on the WL model, was the first military motorcycle produced by Harley-Davidson for WWII and Korean War use. With high durability and a powerful engine, the Liberator earned its nickname while serving the Allied Forces in liberating cities from German occupation. After the war, many ex-service Liberators were sold … Read more
[ad_1] The modern motorcycle is an incredible technical tour de force, with dynamic, performance, and electronic qualities that are light years ahead of bikes from even 20 years ago, let alone 50 or 60 years ago. No matter how good they are, however, that doesn’t stop us from having a soft spot for particular models … Read more
[ad_1] Summary An American Crocker V-Twin commanded a million-dollar price tag at auctions. The Crocker V-Twin was faster and more powerful than Harley-Davidson and Indian motorcycles. Crocker built bikes around the rider, offering customizability and a money-back guarantee. Every now and then, Brough Superiors and Vincent motorcycles steal the spotlight as exclusive, bespoke relics of … Read more
[ad_1] Summary Germany’s first superbike, the Münch Mammoth, had the most powerful motorcycle engine of its time and could reach speeds up to 120 MPH in top gear. The Mammoth featured chassis innovations like a magnesium front brake and a sealed drive chain, but it had a reputation for chewing through rear tires quickly. Over … Read more
[ad_1] Summary Key takeaways: Yamaha motorcycles from the 80s and 90s were loved for their solid performance and simple technology. The Yamaha RD400F Daytona Special, TZR250 SP, and RZV500 were iconic bikes from that era that had high power and torque. The Yamaha R7 OW07, XJR1300 SP, R6, FZR750R OW01, VMAX 1200, FZR1000 EXUP, and … Read more
[ad_1] Every year, manufacturers release a slew of new motorcycles. Each one is better than the previous, with features upon modern features. There are rider aids, creature comforts, premium materials, rider modes, cruise control, and safety tech. We, as riders, have never had it better, when it comes to having motorcycle choices. But sometimes, all … Read more
[ad_1] Summary Vincent Motorcycles, though largely forgotten, produced the legendary Black Shadow, one of the most well-designed and respected motorcycles ever made. The Black Shadow was a high-performance machine, with a 998cc engine capable of producing 52 horsepower and reaching speeds of up to 125 miles per hour. The Black Shadow’s premium quality, hand-built construction … Read more
[ad_1] By the 1980s, the Japanese influence on sports motorcycles that had started in 1969 with the Honda CB750 was in full swing and the definition of the sports bike had developed out of all recognition of anything that had been before. While the market was dominated by the big four Japanese manufacturers, the Germans, … Read more
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