La mia splendida Ducati Scrambler 350 del 1974. Che mito!
Motorcycle dealer and enthusiast Toby Aichele has an excellent knowledge of the classic bike market. In our new series on classic motorcycles, the expert tells us which machines offer the best investment potential...
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You probably know James May as the genial co-host of the most popular auto shows in the world, Top Gear and The Grand Tour. But May is also a certified motorcycle nut, with a delectable stable of machines including two Moto Guzzis, and he regularly features in the excellent British magazine Classic Bike. Being a good sort, he’s taken a moment out of his hectic filming schedule to tackle the traditional ten questions of the Bike EXIF interview. What was the first motorcycle you bought with your own money? 1974 Honda CB750/four (below), the four-pipe K-series. Not really a good
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(Photos by Greg Rourke) – Yesterday we showed you the first of two galleries that our own Greg Rourke shot on a recent visit to the National Motorcycle Museum. There was so much cool stuff that we broke his photos down into two sets and today we’re running the second one. Greg reported that the […]
If you’ve seen the documentary series “Our Guy in Japan”, you would have witnessed the sheer childlike delight that Guy Martin had when spending time with an 83…
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Umgebautes Motorrad Sachs 49 II von Pat-Bikes aus Nordwestschweiz (Schweiz). Baujahr: -
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EXCLUSIVE The Wrenchmonkees have just released a new machine into the wild. It’s a rebuilt 1974 Moto Guzzi 850 T and the lucky owner is a Norwegian called Pål, from Oslo. When he dropped off his Guzzi at the Wrenchmonkees’ workshop in Copenhagen it was yellow, so the bike was quickly stripped back to bare aluminum for a more classic look. The ‘Monkees then rebuilt the engine, and fitted Dell'Orto carbs, K&N filters and a Dyna electronic ignition to boost power. The wiring is all new, and now hooked up to an Odyssey battery. The bodywork is mostly custom-made, with
