MOTORCYCLES

May 22, 2019

The Current News: May 22

Tim Huber follows the the e-bike news from around the world, for our weekly roundup of what's...

The Current News

It's like 1903 all over again, with new manufacturers popping up like weeds. ...

The Electric Folder

Brompton is the UK's biggest domestic bicycle producer, and has introduced an...

Bonhams Spring Stafford 2019

Bonham's Spring Stafford sale has an outrageous mix of over 400 motorcycles and...

T.T. OK!

TT-winning bikes from the 1920s are rare to find, but sometimes you get lucky,...

The Commando Miracle

Given 11 months to create a flagship model out of thin air, Norton's engineers...

The Current: Shed One

Shed One of West Yorkshire thinks a DIY e-Bike kit, and classes on building your...

Mecum Phoenix 2019 Preview

Mecum Auctions is headed to Phoenix with 100 excellent bikes!

The Current: Talking Tech With Energica CTO Giampiero Testoni

Can autonomous vehicle systems increase motorcycle safety? Energica has been...

Savic: Australia’s First Production E-Moto

Dennis Savic displayed his cafe racer prototype, auguring the future of...

The Charging Bullet

Can you future-proof a classic motorcycle? This 1961 Royal Enfield Bullet was...

The 'bike week' in Las Vegas hosts the world's largest motorcycle auctions, with a total of 1850-odd vintage machines on sale this year. With two sales during the week, hosted by Mecum Auctions and Bonhams Auctions [full disclosure - both supporters of TheVintagent.com], the variety of motorcycles available makes this literally a 'something for everyone' event. All price ranges, all types, makes, configurations, ages, and countries of origin were present, from a replica 1894 Hildebrand&Wolfmuller, the world's first production...