Motorcycles By Make - Books

For Ducati fans, visiting the Italian motorcycle manufacturer’s official museum in Bologna is like coming home. Ever since the all-new facility was opened in 1998, a steady stream of Ducati owners, aspirants, and racing enthusiasts have arrived...

From the 1950s through to the 1970s, the late Hughie Hancox worked at the Triumph Meriden factory in various capacities - a fitter, a member of the famous Royal Corps of Signals Motorcycle Display Team, in the Experimental Department (where he...

It's part of Italian folklore how Ducati switched from electronics to motorcycle manufacturing after their Bologna factory was bombed during the Second World War and, after inventing a clip-on engine for bicycles, went on to become one of the most...

By: Ian Falloon . Description When Ducati unleashed Galluzzi's Monster at the Cologne Show at the end of 1992, few expected it to become Ducati's most successful model. Dramatically styled, minimalist in stature, yet bristling with innovative...

By: Ian Falloon . Description MV Agusta's classic four-cylinder dominated Grand Prix racing for a decade from 1956. When it was replaced by the new triple in 1966, Count Agusta decided to make the Four available in limited numbers as a production...

By: David Blattel, Dain Gingerelli . Description Photographer David Blattel treats every photo shoot as a work of art. When his subjects are the works of art produced by the motorcycling maestros from Milwaukee, the results are doubly beautiful. Art of...

By: Peter Henshaw . Description STOP! Don't buy a Honda CBR600/Hurricane without buying this book FIRST! Having this book in your pocket is just like having a real marque expert by your side. Benefit from Peter Henshaw's years of experience, learn how to...

By: Marc Cook, 2nd hand book in very good condition Description When most motorcycle manufacturers go racing, it's because they hope that success at the track will create a "halo effect" that makes their street machines more desirable. For...

By: James Mann, Mick Duckworth . Description This sumptuous book is a celebration of Britain's most famous motorcycle — the Triumph Bonneville. Launched for 1959, the legendary Bonneville was named after the American venue where Triumph had raised...

By: Matthew Vale . Description The Commando was the main bike in Norton's range from 1968, and was produced until the demise of Norton Villiers Triumph in 1977. The bike featured the unique 'Isolastic' system that rubber-mounted the engine and protected...

By: Alastair Walker . **2016 Paperback reprint** Description The Kawasaki Triples Bible covers the entire production of three-cylinder two-strokes from 1968 to 1980, featuring a year-by-year breakdown of bike specs, including the KH250, 350 S2, KH400, H1...

By: Peter Henshaw . Description STOP! Don't buy a Honda CBR FireBlade without buying this book FIRST! Having this book in your pocket is just like having a real marque expert by your side. Benefit from Peter Henshaw's years of Honda CBR FireBlade...