A post relating to a motorcycle barn find
I started motorcycling in the early 1990s and remember seeing some of the first generation Yamaha VMax VMX1200 on the road. This 1991 example was recently imported from Japan and brings back all the memories of seeing a completely stock VMax tearing up the local dual carriageway whilst I was Read more…
The Ariel Square Four or “Squariel” is one of those bikes that always intrigues people whenever you see one for sale online or on display. The first Ariel Square Four was produced in 1931 and were 500cc displacement which enlarged to 997cc by the time they reached their production run Read more…
This is lovely little barn find Yamaha Serow XT225 which has spent some time as commuter bike before being retired. Why is called a Serow? A Serow is a dexterous goat sized mammal found in Japan. Now you’ll have some pub trivia knowledge when you go for a ride on Read more…
The Honda CB400F was the bike that seemed to create a buzz in the motorcycle collector scene due to the classic looks and cool little SOHC four cylinder engine. One of the most difficult parts to obtain for the CB400F is the original four into 1 exhaust system, commanding some Read more…
This little 1957 Francis Barnett Plover is a true barn find survivor bike that still able to be ridden today. This example runs the 147cc two stroke Villiers engine with a three speed gearbox. If you are looking to start a collection of classic British motorcycles and also looking to Read more…