Old motorcycles

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Today’s bike comes from Buzz Kanter, the Editor-in-Chief of American Iron Magazine. Over to you, Buzz. I bought this bike in full street trim a few months before the Motorcycle Cannonball, but left it parked in secure storage. (I had to focus all my spare time on prepping my 1915 Harley for the cross country ride.) I purchased it from a bar owner who'd shut down his bar and was selling the classic motorcycles he had on display. He'd bought this Harley model J racer a decade or so earlier…

Four-cylinder motorcycles were a top-end luxury in the 1920s and 30s, and the Indian Four was built as such from 1927 until production ended in 1942.

To this day nobody can explain how a 100-year-old motorcycle got bricked-up in a wall and it still works properly. What amazes many about this motorcycle is not only it's a weird story about spending 40 years in a wall, but also its unique design that no other Traub motorcycle has. It leaves many collectors puzzled as to why anyone would \

[IMG] Does that front brake make my arse look big?

I've always had an interest in motorcycles and I've ridden since I was sixteen, I currently own three bikes the newest… by grandvizier

German Aircooled Twins of the 1960s | Sheldon's EMU

Learn about the history of American Chopper Motorcycles from their transition from 1940's and 1950's bobbers to their popularity in Sweden and more.