A post relating to a motorcycle barn find
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
This amazing barn find BSA WM20 500cc motorcycle has been stored in a Swedish barn since the 1950s and remained untouched since recently discovered in 2020. This is a completely original motorcycle, and whilst not currently running the bike has retained all the original patina from its army paint scheme Read more
This 1978 Yamaha RD 250 has been partially restored and now ready for a new owner to complete and enjoy. The two stroke Yamaha RD range have a cult following amongst motorcyclists due to the wild antics of the 1970s and 1980s, which often involve tuning and wheelies. Ready for Read more
Some motorcyclists have never heard of Bridgestone being a motorcycle manufacturer, however they made some great motorcycles during the 1960s and 1970s that could rival the more commonly known two stroke machines produced by Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki and Suzuki. The Bridgestone 350 GTR was a sales never a big sales Read more