Story and photos by Robert Smith
Typically used for commuting, Terry's 1926 Paragon-Villiers may well be the only survivor from one of motorcycle history's darker and dustier corners.
OSSA’s Mick Andrews Replica was built between 1972 and 1978 and weighs just 197 pounds without gasoline.
Jim Noel never recovered from being bitten by the “Offroad Bug,” trading in his Triumph for a 1970 OSSA Pioneer.
The Ratier’s boxer twin looks very much like a contemporary BMW’s, but with slightly smoother styling. There’s a very good reason for that.
Hardly something to disappear into the background, a Vetter Mystery Ship is something owner Alan Smith had wanted for over 30 years.
A reader writes about an old Simson Sport like the one he rode as a teenager in Romania.
By Paul Garson
It took owner Serge Bueno some six months to restore the Majestic, one of the wildest bikes ever to come out of France.
Rare as hen’s teeth, fewer than 100 Bultaco Streakers were brought to the U.S. over its three-year production.
Motorcycle Classics
is America's premier magazine for collectors and enthusiasts, dreamers and restorers, newcomers and life long motorheads who love the sound and the beauty of classic bikes. Every issue delivers exciting and evocative articles and photographs of the most brilliant, unusual and popular motorcycles ever made!
Save Even More Money with our RALLY-RATE plan!
Pay now with a credit card and take advantage of our RALLY-RATE automatic renewal savings plan. You save an additional $5.00 and get 6 issues of Motorcycle Classics for only $29.95 (USA only).
Or, Bill Me Later and I'll pay just $34.95 for a one year subscription!