211-F459

Whatever Happened to the British Motorcycle Industry? The Classic Inside Story of Its Rise and Fall by Bert Hopwood 
The true, inside story of what caused the dramatic decline of the British motorcycle industry at a time when it had to face up to increasing competition from foreign manufacturers. Sftbd., 6 1/2"x 9", 320 pgs., 240 b&w ill.

213-8609

Restoring Motorcycles - Two-Stroke Engines
By Roy Bacon
Deals with everything! The necessary tools, dismantling and inspection to refurbishment and assembly. Softbound, 128 pg, 160 b&w illus, 10-1/2"x7-3/4".

214-01

Modern Motorcycle Mechanics by J.B. Nicholson
For those operating or restoring any of the English makes or early American motorcycles, Modern Motorcycle Mechanics is the best source for technical details, specifications and general servicing information.
7th Edition, hbdb., 760 pgs, 360 ill.

214-04

Motorcycle Electrics Without Pain by Mike Arman Covers all aspects of a bike’s electrics. A totally non-theoretical approach to making it run again. Great reading and valuable no matter what you ride. A must for every motorcyclist who works on his own bike, as well as motorcycle shops. Sfbd., 11" x 8-1/2", 64 pgs, 53 photos, 52 diagrams.

214-2800

Great British Motorcycles of the Sixties 
by Bob Currie 
It surveys a cross-section of outstanding motorcycles from the decade when the British industry was slipping towards near-extinction, with bikes representing the once-famous marques, from AJS to Vincent. Lavishly illustrated throughout with photographs and reprints of the original sales brochures and road tests.140 pages of fascinating history, in a book measuring approx. 8"x11", this is something that everyone with a love of these magnificent machines should own!

214-4199

Cafe Racers of the 1960's by Mick Walker
Subtitled: Machines, Riders and Lifestyle: A Pictorial Review. Renowned motorcycle expert Walker profiles the exciting range of nostalgic 60s cafe racers superbike specials in this easy-to-use reference. Includes chapters on Goldie, Triton, Dunstall, Rockers, Homebrew, Cottage Industry, and Foreigners. Softbound, 7 1/4" x 10 1/4", 96 pages, 114 b&w ill.

214-4269

British Classic Bike Guide : Choosing, Riding and Enjoying the Machine of Your Dreams 
by F. Westworth
Subtitled: Choosing, Riding and Enjoying the Machine of Your Dreams. This expert handbook delivers comprehensive information and essential advice on buying the best bike at the best price. From the greats like BSA, Norton and Triumph to the other minor classics, this volume recounts the history of each marque, the evolution and construction of the machine and its power plant, the pros and cons of ownership, and so much more. Hdbd., 8 1/2"x 11", 192 pgs., 300 b&w ill.

214-4901

British Motorcycles Since 1900 by Paul Collins 
All of the great British manufacturers BSA, Triumph Norton, Ariel, Velocette, Vincent and more are fully chronicled in this A to Z history of each of the manufacturers that gave Britain its pre-eminence. Illustrated throughout with a superb selection of photographs that recall the glory years of British motorcycles. Hardcover, 6-3/4"x 9-1/4", 128pg

214-6674

The British Motorcycle Directory: Over 1,100 Marques from 1888 by Roy Bacon
An A-Z of British motorcycle marques, from the famous to the obscure, with each entry giving a complete history of the manufacturer and its most important machines, with illustrations. This book is the most comprehensive directory of British motorcycle manufacturers and their respective products ever compiled. Hardcover - 288 pp - 8-1/2" x 11" - 850 b/w