Hurricane X75 (1972)

 Manufacturer: Triumph Model: Hurricane X75 Engine: 750cc Year: 1972 Decade: 1970s Machine Type: Road Triumph Hurricane X-75 is a British motorcycle which is the first of a new generation of 'factory special' limited production. Commissioned by the USA distributor of BSA, the X-75 was designed by Craig Vetter fairing specialists [1]. Vetter was built on a 750cc machine and then design new BSA released Rocket3 three cylinders. it was finally released as a model of Triumph in 1973 after the BSA was closed in late 1972. [2] this has reduced gearing and three different exhaust on the right si...

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Light Twin (1915)

Manufacturer: Indian Model: Light Twin Engine: 680cc V Twin Year: 1915 Decade: 1910s Machine Type: Ro...

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Red Hunter (1940s)

Manufacturer: Ariel Model: Red Hunter Engine: 350cc Pushrod OHV Single Year: 1947 Decade: 1940s Ariel Red Hunter name used for a variety of single-cylinder motorcycles Ariel. They were designed by the company's chief designer Val Page in 1932 around a single cylinder overhead valve engine he developed six years earlier. Initially 'sport' version, Ariel 500 250 and 350cc versions were developed and became popular with the grass track and test riders. Red Hunters all the typical dark red gasoline and oil tanks are painted in a former cinema Bournbrook Ariel opposite the main factory in Dawlish road. Machines all run for two hours at the test...

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R51S (1938)

Manufacturer: BMW Model: R51S Engine: 500cc Year: 1938 Decade: 1930s Machine Type: Ra...

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KTT (1930s)

 Manufacturer: Velocette Model: KTT Engine: 350cc OHC Year: 1931 Decade: 1930s Machine Type: Ra...

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Sherpa T Model 10 (1966)

Manufacturer: Bultaco Model: Sherpa T Model 10 Engine: 244cc Year: 1966 Decade: 1960s Machine Type: Off-Ro...

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Attribute to S 90 (K 0101 KH)

Manufacturer: Honda Model: S 90 Engine: 90cc Year: 1974 Decade: 1970s Machine Type:road Owner : Mr Yheyhen Soeprapto S Honda 90, Honda motor type will always be remembered in my mind, because this bike has a history that can not be forgotten for me and my friend (YHEYHEN Soeprapto), the motor capacity of 90 cc, obtained from a town called PATI CENTRAL JAVA, with prices inexpensive, with a lot of sacrifices from the owner of the motor eventually underwent several changes, from frame to color. Our dreams actually want to look like a motor bike UK, with a stout and powerful voice, hopefully our dreams can be fulfilled K 0101 KH Hopefully you...

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Military Power Plus (1917)

Manufacturer: Indian Model: Power Plus Engine: Year: 1917 Decade: 1910s Machine Type: Military India charged to the first field, while introducing Light Twin Model O in 1917. In a bold move away from single and V-twin that powered the success of the company's first 16 years, India has launched (265cc) 15.7 cubic inches horizontally opposed twin cylinder motor mounted in a lightweight frame. This is a machine design that would become famous in the generation of BMW motorcycles, continues today. But design can trace its roots back to British-made motorcycles Douglas, who has been in production since 1907. As early Douglases, O model has an...

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BB 31 (1953)

Manufacturer: BSA Model: BB 31 Engine: 350 cc Year: 1953 Decade: 1950s Machine Type: Custom/Special The BSA B31, introduced in 1945, is the first new model introduced by the company after the Second World War. Based on the design before the war, it uses four-stroke single cylinder engine displaced 348 cc (21.2 cu in). Initially, the rigid frame and telescopic forks, the first such use of the BSA. It was developed around 17 bhp (13 kW), enough for the streets day and enough to give a top speed of about 70 mph (110 km / h). It was immediately popular and was soon joined by 500 cc (31 cu in) version, and equal competition BSA B33, BSA and BSA...

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Technical information M24 Gold Star

General data Engine:  Single port, 496cc OHV single cylinder.                  Bore 82mm,  Stroke 94mm.                              Compression ratio 7.75:1                      (Option of 12.5:1 with...

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M24 Gold Star (1930s)

Manufacturer: BSA Model: M24 Gold Star Engine: 496cc OHV Year: 1938 Decade: 1930s Machine Type: Ro...

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R27 (1960s)

Manufacturer: BMW Model: R27 Engine: 250cc Year: 1961 Decade: 1960s Machine Type: Road Largely based on the R26, R27 in 1960 added to rubber mount the engine and increase power to 18 hp (13 kW). The R27's 250 cc OHV vertical single rubber-mounted engine thumper only BMW ever produced, and their final drive shaft of the cylinder motorcycle. Machine pumped out 18 hp (13 kW), the highest ever for a single shaft-drive BMW. BMW R27 model produced 15 364 (engine number 372001-387566) during the production year of 1960 to 1966. Some of the R27 model 1966 sold as 1967 models as dealers in those years often set the date for the BMW motorcycle when...

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B33 (1950s)

 Manufacturer: BSA Model: B33 Engine: 500cc Year: 1953 Decade: 1950s Machine Type: Road B33's, for those of you not so familiar with it, is the big brother to the post-war BSA B31. The B31 runs dimensions 88mm x 71mm while the larger engine gave birth to B33 to 85mm x 88mm is almost square. 500cc bike get a wider rear tire, flywheel weight and a larger inlet valves, but otherwise much the same as 350. Then there B34 - competition engine with a high gear ratio, which gave birth to the legend that is DBD34 and Gold Star. But back in 1949 or more, rigid 23bhp B33, as B31, welcome to a light clutch, smooth on other equipment, melodious exhaust...

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J2 (1953)

 Manufacturer: Royal Enfield Model: J2 Engine: 500 ccm Year: 1953 Decade: 1950s Machine Type: Ro...

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