Results for: J.A.P.

What are the most intriguing motorcycles coming to Las Vegas for 2024? It's an eclectic list! From the grand to the…

The exceptional collection of the late John Parham, all for sale in the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, Iowa.…

There's a whole lot of subculture contained in 48,000 square feet of exhibit space: custom bikes, art, panel…

Three Brough Superiors are included in the National Motorcycle Museum auction Sep 6-9 in Anamosa, Iowa, conducted by…

You can almost smell the castor oil burning off the hot motor of Cecil Ashby's 1925 Zenith 'Championship' racer at…

The collector vehicle market has been very strong in the last year.

What was the first use of the term Vintagent as applied to motorcycles? This article from 1943, written by Dennis May…

At 14, he knew he'd build motorcycles - and he did! On the way he worked with some of the most remarkable names in the…

As live auctions are cancelled, Mecum is selling premium vehicles direct on its Mecum Gallery website.

The annual Cafe Racer Festival at Monthlery is that track's only all-motorcycle event, and this year featured a…

Ehinger Kraftrad’s remarkable ‘Speedster’; history through a hi-tech lens.

Road testing a 1933 Brough Superior 11-50 in the Pyrenees is a rough job, but someone has to do it!

the machine is the holder of the South American speed record from 1930

Joe Wright rode a polished aluminum missile at Tat, Hungary in 1930 at 163mph. It wasn't fast enough, as 170mph was…

John Vivian Prestwich was the heir to the J.A.P. engine manufacturing dynasty, and cut quite a figure at Brooklands in…

George Brough was the most stylish rider of the 1920s, even when racing his SS80 'Old Bill' in 1922, as in this photo.