MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS STREET BIKES OF THE '60S VOLUME 1
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An era of victors and vanquished that heralded the coming changing of the guard, the '60s brought us some of the most memorable machines of all time.
This 96-page Motorcycle Classics special collector edition features glossy photographs, unique perspectives, and some of the most famous bikes to come out of this time. Revel in the history with Motorcycle Classics Street Bikes of the '60s.
with some that were predictable, some that are decidedly exotic. A good read, but do not expect to see your personal favorite. Worth having - it will expand your knowledge.
Great reviews of classic Bikes
MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS STREET BIKES OF THE '60S SPECIAL COLLECTOR'S EDITION
MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS STREET BIKES OF THE '60S SPECIAL COLLECTOR'S EDITION
I was really pleased with STREETBIKES OF THE '60s. Born in 1955, I was smitten by motorcycles by the early 60s. When my older brother brought his new Ward's Riverside 50CC bike home, I thought it was the most beautiful piece of machinery I'd ever seen. As the bike craze hit my little farming community, I couldn't wait till I had my own bike. A used Honda 65, shared with my twin brother, was my first. Seeing the bikes in the Street Bikes of the 60s was like seeing photos off all the older girls I had crushes on as a boy. Beautiful, but generally, out of my reach at the time. Really enjoyed it.
with some that were predictable, some that are decidedly exotic. A good read, but do not expect to see your personal favorite. Worth having - it will expand your knowledge.
Great reviews of classic Bikes
MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS STREET BIKES OF THE '60S SPECIAL COLLECTOR'S EDITION
MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS STREET BIKES OF THE '60S SPECIAL COLLECTOR'S EDITION
I was really pleased with STREETBIKES OF THE '60s. Born in 1955, I was smitten by motorcycles by the early 60s. When my older brother brought his new Ward's Riverside 50CC bike home, I thought it was the most beautiful piece of machinery I'd ever seen. As the bike craze hit my little farming community, I couldn't wait till I had my own bike. A used Honda 65, shared with my twin brother, was my first. Seeing the bikes in the Street Bikes of the 60s was like seeing photos off all the older girls I had crushes on as a boy. Beautiful, but generally, out of my reach at the time. Really enjoyed it.