Classic Motorcycling - A Guide for the 21st Century by Rex Bunn

Published in 2007 by Panther Publishing Ltd.

This is a very different book from any other I have come across. It offers an honest, entertaining and refreshing insight into the world of classic motorcycling. It is written by Rex Bunn of Australia so the book has a truly international feel, but still certainly retained its relevance to biking here in the UK. I’m sure readers in other countries would also feel the same.

Classic Motorcycling is all about, choosing, buying, riding and maintaining classic motorcycles. It is packed with all sorts of advice, handy hints and amusing anecdotes that are good not only for novices, but also for more experienced owners. I certainly enjoyed the book very much and put one of Rex’s handy hints straight into practice (how to check wheel alignment without the use of a miraculously straight piece of wood!).

There is also a very interesting piece of analysis on the recent increase in classic prices and how this may (or may not!) continue for your classic.

A very interesting and readable book!

Contents
1. Foreword by Hugh Anderson MBE
2. Why are classic bikes so popular?
3. Choosing the right classic bike
4. Where and how to buy your first classic bike
5. Licensing, registration and insurance
6. Bonding with your bike
7. Global resources for classic motorcycles
8. Riding, survival and shibboleths
9. From waders to kevlar
10. Maintenance at home and on the road
11. Wherever your classic bike takes you
12. Classic motorcycle survival
13. The Bonnie index - consumer price index for classic bikes
14. Improving perfection - projects for any classic
15. Some thoughts for the road

£14.95

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