1973 Honda cb350f
Often dismissed because of its weight and small displacement the CB350f used to be looked at as a bike with no reason in owning. The CB350 twin Hondas are lighter, more powerful and look...
Author: Buck
1975 Suzuki GT750 M “Waterbuffalow”
Hhmmmm, the sweet sound of your motorcycle on an open road doing 75mph all day. The only reason for stopping is to refuel and add oil. Wait, add oil? What’s wrong with my bike...
Another 1977 Yamaha RD 400
I see a lot of RD350’s and 400s for sale. Maybe a new one everyday. Almost all of them say they are rare and gonna go up in value due to the rarity and...
1980 Honda CB750F Super Sport DOHC
This one of the bikes that seemed awkward and unimpressive to me when they were new. I didn’t like the squarish tank or the way the side covers synced up to it. The seat...
1962 Norton Custom Isolastic Featherbed
Looking for a race ready street legal British bike with lots of cool upgrades for handling and power? Hey, me too. Have a soft spot for Norton engines sitting in Featherbed frames? Hey me...
1975 Norton Commando MK III
A Baxter Bikes restoration? Usually once a bike goes through Baxter Bikes and is sold you never see it again. Like there’s some special place that has perfect bikes stored and only owners of...
My Dad always called the place Monkey Wards but I never saw a monkey there: 1969 Wards Riverside Benelli Cobra
When I was kid Montgomery Wards was at the mall and they sold TV’s, clothes, tools and other necessaries for the common Merican. I liked going there but only because trips up town with...
When you think Sport Touring does 50cc come to mind? 1962 DUCATI SPORT 48
Well if it does, you’re a friend of mine. For a short period of time Ducati insisted that small cc two strokes were the basket that all the eggs should go in. They weren’t...
Wish upon a Gold Star 1962 BSA Gold Star Catalina
In 1937 Wal Handley came out of retirement to ride a three-lap race for BSA at Brooklands. (A track I’ve been too that is pretty much gone but it has a neat museum there...
Don’t be an Ariel Square Four man.
Ariel got it’s name from a Shakespeare’s play “The Tempest”. Shakespeare’s Character was a airy spirit based on a messenger of the gods, Mercury. The company started with bicycles like a lot of other...
