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80 years ago…
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New York night watchman designed the Icycle Readers of The MotorCycle in February 1932 were invited to meet the Icycle designed by a night watchman in a New York skyscraper. The designer was not named
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Dinner with Ago!
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It could just be the chance of a lifetime – the opportunity to have dinner with an all time great of motorcycling, Giacomo Agostini
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Reference: A to Z classic reference: Matchless – Meguro
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Encyclopaedia of Classic Motorcycles: the definitive classic motorcycle guide
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Buying Guide: Yamaha RD200
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It may have given away 50cc to its bigger brother but Yamaha’s RD200 could give it a good run for its money. Neil Murray reckons the early drum braked model is the one to go for
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Buying Guide: Honda CB750F
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Honda’s CB750F was a desperate attempt to keep its ageing SOHC 750 in the ring with the new DOHC contenders from Kawasaki and Suzuki
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Buying Guide: BMW R45 and R65
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The smaller cousins of BMW’s big flat twins, the 450 and 650 differed from the rest of the range in many ways. Forget the slow 450, says Neil Murray and look for a Brembo-braked R65
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Buying Guide: Benelli 750/900
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Think of six cylinders and you think Honda CBX – but Benelli got there first with its 750. Later came the 900 version but Neil Murray reckons the first was the real classic
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Road Test: BSA Gold Star Scrambler
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Robin James restores classic motorcycles for a living. But after hours, he continues the development of the Gold Star scrambler he has owned for nearly 15 years
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Road Test: Vincent Rapide
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In the land of the big V-twin, Mick Duckworth discovers a British rival to the American icons – Vincent’s 1000cc Rapide
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BSA Sloper: it’s my bike
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In 1962, before I was born, my father paid £4 for a complete but well used 1928 BSA Sloper. It spent the next nine or so years in boxes with the promise to restore it some day
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