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This expert handbook delivers comprehensive information and essential advice on buying the best bike at the best price. From the greats like BSA, Norton and Triumph to the other minor classics, this volume recounts the history of each marque, the evolution and construction of the machine and its power plant, the pros and cons of ownership, and so much more.
Synopsis
Giving advice on what to look for when buying a classic bike, this guide to the available marques provides details of all the main models from each manufacturer. It covers all the well-known makes including AMC, Norton and Triumph, together with the more obscure bikes such as Hesketh and Silk.
This expert handbook delivers comprehensive information and essential advice on buying the best bike at the best price. From the greats like BSA, Norton and Triumph to the other minor classics, this volume recounts the history of each marque, the evolution and construction of the machine and its power plant, the pros and cons of ownership, and so much more.
Synopsis
Giving advice on what to look for when buying a classic bike, this guide to the available marques provides details of all the main models from each manufacturer. It covers all the well-known makes including AMC, Norton and Triumph, together with the more obscure bikes such as Hesketh and Silk.