The Triton, Triumph Power mated to Norton Handling to create the perfect Hybrid, Triton’s started to show up in England during the mid 1950’s, mostly put together in the back yard sheds of wannabe Ton Up Lads striving for the machine that will put them in front of the pack. To me the Triton is […]

Set 3 of the 1940’s Racing Photographs include more Dirt Track Action, British and American machines competing for glory.

Tuning the Triumph Tiger 100, very rare factory book published in the early 1950s, covers eight stages in tuning the 500cc Twin using the available Racing Kit, includes general specifications, technical data, Carburetor settings, timing, Spark Plug recommendations for Racing, Tyre pressures and loads more, love to get my hands on one of those Race

This 1936 Vincent Motorcycle Catalog was sent to a Motor Cycle Enthusiast in Canada on request and comes with a cover letter on factory stationary signed by the Director of Vincent at the time, dated January 1936. The Catalog includes 16-pages and features Prices, Engine Details, General Specifications, The 500cc T.T. Model, Meteor, Comet, Comet

Set 2 of these fantastic Racing Photographs feature 1940’s Hill Climb action, mostly Indian and Harley Davidson involved in these great action shots.

Cool old unpublished racing photo’s that I would like to share, most were taken at west coast racing events in Washington and Southern California, some fantastic machines including Harley, Indian, Triumph, AJS, Matchless, Velocette, BSA, Ariel among others competing on Dirt Tracks and Hill Climbs, Unfortunately, I have no knowledge as to the photographers. Stay

1968 Norton Fastback Commando, 750cc, first week production Commando, a very tasty machine I dug up in San Pedro, a totally original un-restored machine that was the 88th of the line, includes all the first year stuff that was exclusive for 1968. I enjoyed this machine for a couple of years before sending to the