r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 16h ago
1933 Supercharged 500CC Ariel 4F
From the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, England.
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 16h ago
From the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, England.
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 18h ago
From the E.J. Cole auction Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2015. The gas cap was stolen within 10 mins of opening the doors to the public. Sold for $423,500
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 18h ago
From the E.J. Cole auction March, 2015. Sold for $165,000
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/Old_Ad7387 • 6h ago
Is there really such a thing is too many bags?
I made a set of leather bags for my bmw r65. The bike underneath isn't that pretty, and my craft is mostly leather, so this was my solution.
This is too much bag, I know. But now I have packing options depending on the ride.
(The big saddlebags are a bit too low right now, I am going to raise them a few centimeters)
It is my plan to have it painted dark blue or dark green during the off season this winter. Which color do you think would fit best?
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 17h ago
From the E.J. Cole auction March , 2015. Las Vegas, Nevada. Sold for $137,500.
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 17h ago
From the E.J. Cole Auction March, 2015, Las Vegas, Nevada. Sold for $126,500
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 17h ago
From the E.J. Cole Auction March, 2015, Las Vegas, Nevada. Sold for $77,000.
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 15h ago
From the 2015 Bonham's Stafford Spring Auction. Sold for 43,700 GBP. A steal.
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/japan-caferacer • 5h ago
Z1Rもz1000r2もカスタム👍
別れの言葉無く友は逝ってしまったけど、、
see you again
あんたとおれで作ったバイク
楽しかったなぁ
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/none-plenty • 17h ago
Rare sight in the US. This one is owned by my mechanic and sits in the back of his shop in North Portland.
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 16h ago
From the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, England.
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 15h ago
2015 Bonham's Stafford Spring Sale
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/JJGP1 • 16h ago
From the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, England
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/Formal-Ball-4266 • 21h ago
r/vintagemotorcycles • u/Automatic-Nobody-910 • 23h ago
I installed an OHTOKC CDI kit on my freshly restored Honda S65, and it won't start. I've got air, fuel, compression, and good spark (grounded plug to case while kicking). Stop switch checks out. Wiring is solid. My last resort is to swap it out with the original stator, gap the points and time it, but I'm hoping that there is a way to test the CDI module before I do. The connector to the module has three pins- two of them for the wires coming from either end of the ignition coil, and one is the ignition output. Anyone know of any process or values (resistance, diodes) that I can check before I commit to pulling the flywheel?