The Vintagent Selects: Giovanni Burlando’s Vision
An incredible career of 850 professional hillclimb races by an utterly…
Glenn Curtiss: 136mph in 1906?
A Scientific American article from 1906 explains Glenn H. Curtiss' 136.3mph…
Confessions of a Factory Trials Rider
Gwen White was a factory-supported Trials rider in the 1950s, for…
Cliff ‘Soney’ Vaughs and ‘Easy Rider’
Cliff Vaughs designed the most famous motorcycles in the world. Why is he…
The Current: Mission Motors Electric Sportbike
The Mission One was the most advanced electric sportbike in the world when…
Sylvester Roper’s Steam Velocipedes
Sylvester H Roper built his first steam velocipede in 1967/8, and demonstrated…
Freak Power: Hunter S. Thompson for Sheriff
In 1970, Hunter S. Thompson ran for Sheriff of Aspen, Colorado, on a very…
The Vintagent Selects: ‘Not So Easy’
After working on 'Easy Rider', Cliff 'Soney' Vaughs hired Peter Fonda and Evel…
Showman in a Suitcase – Putt Mossman
When Chris Illman found a suitcase of motorcycle memorabilia, he didn't know it…
A Cowboy at a Garden Party
An energetic flat-track champion is squired to the chi-chi Radnor Hunt Fox…
The Vintagent Selects: Falcon Kestrel – Desert Ride
In 2010, Falcon Motorcycles revealed the Kestrel, a Triumph-based custom of…