Classic Motorcycle Repair

Oil-In Frame BSA Design Issues

Editor’s note: If you’re having trouble with that old Suzuki, BSA or BMW, Keith Fellenstein is your guy. From motorcycle tuning tips to detailed motorcycle engine repair, he can draw from a wealth of experience to help guide you to success. Send questions to: Keith’s Garage, Motorcycle Classics, 1503 SW 42nd St., Topeka, KS 66609, or send an email with ...

Letter Jerry Gere | Apr 10, 2020

Suzuki T20 Fiberglass Tank

Letter Mike Corcoran | Dec 17, 2019

The Sea Beast Saga, Part 5: Oh What a Body!

Shane Powers | Jun 14, 2019

1967 Suzuki T20 GP Kit

Joe Malpezzi | Jun 10, 2019

1981 Suzuki GS1000G Oil Pressure Gauge Correction

Leon Hogan. | Apr 3, 2019

Motorcycle Body Repair And Paint Job

“Tins in Stock” Program by BD’s Cycles

We all know that good paint and body work takes time, and that can mean time your bike isn’t on the road. BD’s Cycles has the cure. The folks there will do a custom or stock paint job on another set of bodywork, and when it’s done, they mail it to you, you install it on your bike and then send them your stock bodywork back. It’s that simple. ...

Review The Motorcycle Classics Staff | Dec 17, 2019

Motorcycle Electrical Repair

Installing a Colorado Norton Works Electric Starter

 Back in 2018 we installed an Alton electric starter on editor Hall’s Norton Commando. This time around we’re installing the other easily sourced electric starter kit, from Colorado Norton Works. As you can see from the photo above, this is a comprehensive kit that includes a belt drive conversion in addition to the starter. Like the Alton, this kit ...

Keith Fellenstein | Feb 13, 2020

Motorcycle Engine And Transmission Repair

Commando Recommendations and Slipping Clutch: Q and A

Recommended CommandoQuestion: I’ve been a fan of Motorcycle Classics since the premiere issue, and your column is always the first thing I look for. I really love my 1979 Suzuki GS1000E, and I’ll never give it up, but a friend had a bright yellow Norton Commando in college, and I’ve always wanted one ever since. Strictly from the standpoint of ...