Out Of Print Books

By: Phil West . Yamaha's RD35OLC of the early to mid-'80s grabbed the hearts of a generation of youth like nothing before. With more than a nod in the direction of Yamaha's dominant TZ250 and 350 racers, the LC was not only the first liquid-cooled (hence...

By: Brooklands Books . Compilation of road tests, specification data and racing on Yamaha street bikes. Models covered include: 80GTi, XS650, RS-350, 200-CS3B, CS5, 100 LS2, RZ201 Wankel, TX500 & 756, RD250A, RD350, TA 125 Road Racer, RD3508, XS2,...

By: Brooklands Books . This portfolio traces the development of the Yamaha's aircooled RD models through thirty articles. Included are road, comparison & long term tests, model intros & updates, performance data & engine rebuild. Models...

By: Brooklands Books . Built chiefly with the European market in mind, these bikes were commissioned by Yamaha Amsterdam. Lessons learnt in racing transferred to street bikes with a water jacket around the cylinders and better rear suspension. In 1983...

By: John Watts . Your step-by-step colour illuststrated guide to complete restoration. Covers all models. Covers all models of the famous 'Fizzie', the most successful sports moped of the '70s. The Yamaha FS1-E is a 1970s icon. Introduced in the early...

By: Harvey White . The engineers who designed your muscle car never even began to consider what it would take to make a vehicle last 30 to 40 years or more. Furthermore, decades of maintenance, repair, and modification could easily have resulted in the...

By: Roy Bacon . The subject of this book is perhaps the most ambitious of any so far in the Osprey Collector's Library. Its scope is to cover the postwar Villiers-powered motorcycle but it is in fact wider than that; it includes all the British 'look...

By: Ducati . Ducati Corse has long had a passion for book publishing. This new 2008 Ducati Review MotoGP & Superbike Official Yearbook - continues that tradition with a multitude of exotic photography that tells the story, wrapped up with leading...

By: Matthew Vale . THE TRIUMPH 'C' Series twins were positioned in the middle of Triumph's range, from their introduction in 1957 through to their eventual demise in 1974. The 'C' series included every type of motorcycle, from staid...

By: Roy Bacon . - ASuthorised Third Edition of 1995 Classic !! The 350, 500, 650, 750 Twins & Trident The living legend that never died In modem times, with the well-established recognition that the Japanese motorcycle now has alongside the...

By: Steve Wilson . The Triumph Bonneville has been one of motorcycling's most enduring Great British icons. The name comes from the glaring salt flats of Utah where a streamlined, twin-cylinder, twin-carburettor 650 Triumph captured the World Speed...

By: Gary Pinchin . was a revolutionary concept when released in 1985. Rather than being a road bike that could be adapted for racing, the GSX-R750 owed its development to the track. With its air-assisted oil-cooled engine and state of the art...