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The Essential Buyers Guide - Triumph Bonneville
By Peter Henshaw
This book is a practical guide to buying a true classic,
the Triumph Bonneville. Photos and a unique scoring system smoothly
guide you through the buying process without making expensive mistakes.
One hundred colour photos, useful appendices and expert advice mean
that this book could save you thousands!
£9.99
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Watts My Line
The Life & Work of Editorial Artist, Lawrie Watts
By David Dixon
This book provides a fascinating insight into the editorial
artist, Lawrie Watts's problem-solving through drawing. Anyone interested
in how things work will enjoy this voyage through the life, ideas
and work of the perceptive and inventive Mr Lawrence Watts.
£19.95
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The History of the Clubman's TT Races
1947 - 1956
By Fred Pidcock and Bill Snelling
The History of the Clubman's TT Races 1947 - 1956 gives
a race-by-race account of the series, with full race results, a
full list of riders and their entrant clubs, Includes many
photographs illustrating the talent and machines that competed in
the world-famous TT Mountain Course.
£19.99
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Ballington - Uncorked
An Autobiography
Kork’s story gives you an insight into the complexities
of the sport technically, physically and mentally and highlights
the extreme danger faced by riders of the era when classic high
speed circuits were still in use in Europe and rider safety was
low priority at most International and Grand Prix venues.
£29.95
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The Essential Buyers Guide - BSA 500 &
650 Twins
By Peter Henshaw
This book is a practical guide to buying a BSA Twin. and
covers the complete range, from the very first 1946 500cc A7 to
the final 1973 650cc A65s. Photos and a unique scoring system smoothly
guide you through the buying process without making expensive mistakes.
One hundred colour photos, useful appendices and expert advice mean
that this book could save you thousands!
£9.99
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Classic Motorcycling - A Guide for the 21st
Century
By Rex Bunn
A different and fascinating new look at classic motorcycling with
an international flavour.
Packed full of advice for both aspiring and experienced owners.
£14.95
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Edward Turner - The man behind the motorcycles
By Jeff Clew
The deeply researched biography of the man who was probably the
most important individual in the history of the British motorcycle
industry. In the words of Triumph's famous sales slogan, Edward
Turner designed "The Best Motorcycle in the World".
£17.99
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Challenging Life on a 1948 Triumph: Daisy's
Diaries
By Graham Ham
"Strangely addictive...a must-have for any classic
bike enthusiasts" Daily Express
"Jam packed full of adventure!" Classic
Bike Guide
£13.99
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Motorcycles at War
By Gavin Birch
The author, who is the Photo Archivist at the IWM has unearthed
images of all the major marques. Famous British names (Triumph,
Norton, Matchless, BSA, Velocette, James and Rudge) feature along
with the bigger American machines from Indian and Harley-Davidson.
German bikes have their own chapter with classics such as NSU, Zundapp
and BMW and include hybrid tracked motorcycles known as Kettengrad.
£14.99
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Triumph Speed Twin & Thunderbird Bible
By Harry Woolridge
A definitive history of Triumphs two most popular models in the
1940s and 1950s In depth information on the Thunderbird not previously
available. Year-on-year development history on both models. Year-by-year
engine and frame numbering enabling correct identification. Colour
schemes used throughout the model life. Photographs and colour prints
showing each model in detail.
£25.00
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Rupert Ratio Unit Single Engine Manual
Anyone embarking on a rebuild of a BSA unit single
will get a wealth of tips from the Rupert Ratio Manual." Classic
Bike
"If you have a sick or senile BSA, try this book."
VMCC Magazine
"Bottom line is that if you are even thinking
of wrenching on your BSA Unit Single, you need this book."
BSA Southern California Magazine.
£14.95
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The AJS 7R
By Mick Walker
The AJS 7R is the companion book to The Manx Norton and The BSA
Gold Star. This book covers every aspect of one of the best loved
classic racing machines, from its beginnings back in Wolverhampton
to the classic racing scene of today.
£29.00
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The Last Hurrah!
By Des Molloy
Join this intrepid pair for the highs and lows of an incident-packed
three-month trek from Beijing to Arnhem on ‘Penelope’,
a 1965 Yorkshire-made 650cc Panther, and ‘Dutch Courage’,
a 1954 Norton 600. Was this idiocy or odyssey? Decide for yourself
as you read Des Molloy's account of their adventures and misadventures.
Also vailable in DVD
£10.95 (Book)
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Bill Lomas - World Champion Road Racer
By Bill Lomas
Bill Lomas - World Champion Road Racer is Bill ’s own story
covering the Golden Years of road racing, taking in the Continental
Grands Prix, the TT and a winter season in Australia. . This book
tells it the way it was, what happened behind the scenes at the
various factories and races, the highs and the lows of racing as
part of the glamorous Continental Circus, and the Camaraderie that
existed between many of the riders.
£30.00
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Velocette Since 1950: The Big Singles
By Steve Wilson
This is a fascinating and definitive account of Velocette
which will interest all those who love old British bikes and one
which no Velocette owner should be without.
£11.99
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The BSA Gold Star
By Mick Walker
The BSA Gold Star is the companion book to The Manx Norton
and The AJS 7R. This book covers every aspect of one of the best
loved classic racing machines, from its beginnings back in Small
Heath through the Brooklands days, Trials, the Café Racer
scene to the classic scene of today
£29.95
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Colin Seeley - Racer and the Rest
By Colin Seeley
Colin's book is full of anecdotes, escapades, personalities on and
off the track, giving a fantastic insight into racing and technical
achievements over three great decades in motorcycling history. If
you were there you'll love reliving them. If you weren't, you'll
wish you had been!
£29.95
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The Manx Norton
By Mick Walker
The Manx Norton is the most famous of all British racing
motorcycles, with an ancestry dating back to the very dawn of the
internal combustion engine. This definitive history traces the design,
development, the leading riders and tuners, and contains a superb
collection of photographs, many previously unpublished.
£24.95
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Fay Taylour: Queen of Speedway
By Brian Belton
Fay Taylour was the most successful woman speedway rider - ever.
This book is a biography of Fay and especially her motorcycle years
in trials and speedway. It is a fascinating account of a truly remarkable
woman and the early years of speedway in England, Australia and
New Zealand.
£16.99
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British 250cc Racing Motorcycles 1946 to 1959:
an era of ingenious innovation
By Chris Pereira
Traces the history and development of the privately built British
250cc‘specials’ and ‘hybrids’that sustained
this class of Road racing in Britain from 1946 to 1959.
£15.99
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The Triumph Tiger Cub Bible
By Mike Estall
Full history of the popular Triumph Tiger Cub Motorcycle. The ultimate
reference source book.
£ 35.00
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Jim Redman M.B.E. – Six times World
Motorcycling Champion
By Jim Redman
The incredible rags to riches story of one of the world's greatest
motorcycle racers.
£14.99
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Road Riders Guide to England and Wales
By Dick Henneman
"Should be under the seat of every adventure minded biker"
Performance Bikes
Easy to follow maps
Full directions
For sportsbike, tourer and classic riders
Fits in map pockets for navigating on the move
Things to see and where to stop on the road
Designed for the motorcyclist
£11.95
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The Triumph Trophy & Tiger Bible
By Harry Woolridge
£ 30.00
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The Ducati 750 Bible
By Ian Falloon
The Ducati 750 was a pivotal model in the history of Ducati. With
the 750 Ducati moved into the world of Superbikes, and set the stage
for their current strength. Before, Ducati was a minor manufacturer
known for small capacity single cylinder motorcycles. They entered
the Superbikes in 1970. While there was initially some skepticism,
their stunning victory in the 1972 Imola 200 race silenced the critics
and created a legend.
£29.99
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Velocette Motorcycles - MSS to Thruxton Updated
& Revised Edition
By Rod Burris
The definitive development history of the most famous Velocette
motorcycles, based on the author’s earlier work, out of print
for many years and much sought-after today. Includes the most comprehensive
appendices ever published on this historic marque.
£29.99
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