Motorcycles By Make - Books

By: Mick Walker . The AJS name is one of the proudest in motorcycling racing history. The only 350 ever to have won the Senior TT was an AJS, the AJS Porcupine was the first motorcycle to win the 500cc Road Racing World Championship, and of course the 7R...

By: Peter Gantriis . A superb tribute to BMW and its long history of producing supreme motorcycles. Full of great colour photos, technical details and authoritative assessments of the machines, this book runs the full gamut from the 1925 R32 up to the...

By: Brooklands Books . Bimota Limited Edition Extra 1991 - 2000 - This book traces the progress of the fabulous Italian Bimota range of high performance motorcycles during the 1990s. The book reports on the Tesi 1D & ES, Dieci, DB2 & 4, 500...

By: Bruce Preston . BMW has one of, the most interesting histories in motoring, from its early days as an aero engine manufacturer to road transport when the BMW car and motorcycle have been vital aspects in the company's worldwide success. In many ways...

By: Owen Wright . THE BSA Bantam was for many thousands of motorcyclists their first introduction to a world on two wheels. `Bantam' became the regular household word for a lightweight motorcycle, and throughout the 1950s and early 1960s this cheap and...

By: Matthew Vale . The BSA 500 and 650cc unit twins were the top-of-the-range models for BSA from the early 1960s through to the Rocket 3 of 1969. The model range covered every angle, from staid tourer, through rorty off-road racers to true road-burners...