British motorcycles

Tom TeRonde rode his Triumph for 20 years. Then it sat in boxes for 20 more. Thanks to the magicians at Retrospeed in Wisconsin, it’s alive once again. (Story by Greg Williams. Photos by Jeff Barger. Motorcycle Classics — September/October 2019)

Enduro meets Bobber in this Bali-born custom... The Yamaha Scorpio Z has become one of the most popular custom donors in Oceania, especially Bali and the rest of Indonesia. From the factory, it's a standard commuter-oriented machine with a 225cc air-cooled SOHC engine that makes around 18

1969 Triumph lineup

You’ll find no shortage of custom Harleys on builder Kento Oketani’s home streets of Long Beach. But you won’t find anything quite like his 1970 Harley-Davidson Sportster XLH. You might not know what to make of it at first glance—but once you understand how this desert sled came to be, the pieces start falling into place. See, Kento took inspiration from an unlikely source: a custom 1956 pre-unit Triumph that his friend imported from the US to Japan, back in the early 2000s. Kento says the…

The Yamaha SR250 is the hardworking little brother of the inimitable SR400/SR500, many of the components are shared between the SR models making repairs

Matchless G80 TCS 'Typhoon' 600cc Motorcycle

Star-Crossed Scrambler: BSA-Velocette "VeloStar" - Classic British Motorcycles - Motorcycle Classics

Oh my days....................................

In the annals of dirt track history, one of the most famous race bikes is the BSA Trackmaster. Dirt fans will know that it was campaigned by the charismatic but crash-prone Dave Aldana, who also featured in the movie On Any Sunday. In 1970 Aldana was beaten to the Grand National title by Gene Romero, but fifty years later, there are still plenty of folks who remember the BSA he raced. The classic BSA ‘Trackmaster’ even has fans in Europe, and some of the most passionate are to be found in a…

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