Skip to product information
1 of 1

MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS ARCHIVE 2005-2022

11853

11 total reviews


List Price:
Regular price $29.95 USD
Regular price $39.95 USD Sale price $29.95 USD
Sale On Backorder
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Why You Should Become A Member

With Motorcycle Classics, you will read articles from collectors and enthusiasts, dreamers and restorers, newcomers, and lifelong gearheads who love the sound and the beauty of classic bikes. Motorcycle Classics brings the most brilliant, unusual, and popular motorcycles ever made right to you! You will experience the art and the attitude, the life, and the legends of these memorable machines when you subscribe today.

Your All-Access Benefits Include:
  • One-year subscription
  • 6 Print + Digital issues
  • Unlimited access to MotorcycleClassics.com
  • Special discounts to the Motorcycle Classics Store
  • Access to videos covering ride reviews, project bikes, event coverage & museum tours
  • Exclusive online content - restoration projects, gear reviews, and more!

We have compiled 18 years of Motorcycle Classics, bringing you the most brilliant, unusual, and popular motorcycles ever made … delivered on a flash drive that plugs into the USB port on your favorite device. Whether you’re interested in a particular manufacturer or repairing a specific part, use our search function to bring up all of Motorcycle Classics’ relevant content!

We have you well covered for collectors and enthusiasts, dreamers and restorers, newcomers, and lifelong gearheads. By bringing together this collection of articles and photographs, we get the chance to share our vast archives with you and to celebrate the work that you, our treasured readers, have enabled us to accomplish over the years.

Today, as we forge ahead into a new and uncharted media landscape, we continue to invest in ways to deliver the most relevant and valuable content in the most efficient and innovative formats. This digital archive contains more than 3,700 articles formatted for optimal viewing on computers.

In addition to the ability to search the entire archive or browse by each month and year, the interface contains enhanced search features.

Also included on the USB drive are 110 articles in PDF format. These articles, written by longtime Motorcycle Classics contributors Alan Cathcart and Phillip Tooth, appeared originally in print but not in our digital archive.

Technical Information: This complete Motorcycle Classics 2005-2022 archive can be viewed and searched on a PC without needing an internet connection.** It also includes its own private browser, so you won’t have to worry about browser updates on publicly available internet browsers, such as Microsoft Explorer or Firefox.

Windows Users: Open the Windows folder and click 'Launch Motorcycle Classics Archive 2005-2022', then click 'START SEARCHING' to begin searching.

**Many articles contain links to other websites. To access these links, a browser (such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Explorer, etc.) and an internet connection is required.

System Requirements: Windows 7 or Mac OS X 10.8 or later.

***NOTE: This archive USB is not compatible with Google Chromebook.***

Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
64%
(7)
9%
(1)
27%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
A
Antonio Pulsoni

MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS ARCHIVE 2005-2022

K
Kerry Miles
Men stick archives

Found it interesting, though there might have been more.

L
Leon Sankey
So-S

I’m not sure about how the magazine was published i.e. monthly or some other schedule. 2005 apparently only 2 issues, 2006-??, 2007???, etc.
What’s there is great for someone who loves older bikes just wished ( expected ) for more.

E
Edward Besenfelder
Motorcycle Classics Archive Review

I give the archive a 4.5 rating. The only thing keeping it from a 5 star rating is the photos are a little disappointing. Maybe its my lack of knowledge, but I found no way to increase the size of the photos. The photos are not large enough to appreciate, or study, details of the bikes. Also, unlike the original photos in your excellent magazine (I give it a 6-star rating on a scale of 5!), their are no captions that accompany the photos. Other than that, I found the search-engine to be user friendly and have had no problem finding articles I'm looking for. Thanks!

D
D. Crow
Glitches

There are a few glitches with the usb. It's not my laptop, as I have a 1-year-old HP with Windows 11 and chrome and edge browsers. The first thing I noticed was that although the years are supposed to be 2005 to 2022, there are several issues in several of the years which have a few articles only. I'm not sure why the entire magazines weren't in there and only a few articles from each of these issues were on the usb. Another thing was that some of the Articles have links where you have to go to another article thru the internet to continue reading, and I'm always leery about clicking on links of unknown origin. The USB really should have contained all the articles and the entire articles without having to go to other destinations via links. There are also some ads when you click on the links so it is more like reading internet articles than actual articles taken directly from a publication. The other thing is that in many of the articles reached thru a link, there is a button you have to click "continue reading". That button was non-functional when I tried to use it in several articles. Customer service acknowledged the issue and provided me with a workaround, but this glitch probably should have been addressed before the USB was put out. What I was expecting on the USB based on the mafazine ad was all of the years noted. all the issues within each year, and all the articles from each issue. The USB turned out to have less than expected and the other glitches noted. This is unfortunate. I really enjoy the magazine itself and the USB without the glitches noted would be a dynamite addition to the printed issues. It's still quite usable and to me it's still worth the purchase price, and there are a lot of great articles in there, it's just not up to the standard that it could be.

Hi there! Thank you so much for your purchase and for your detailed review! We truly appreciate you bringing these glitches to our attention!

Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
64%
(7)
9%
(1)
27%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
A
Antonio Pulsoni

MOTORCYCLE CLASSICS ARCHIVE 2005-2022

K
Kerry Miles
Men stick archives

Found it interesting, though there might have been more.

L
Leon Sankey
So-S

I’m not sure about how the magazine was published i.e. monthly or some other schedule. 2005 apparently only 2 issues, 2006-??, 2007???, etc.
What’s there is great for someone who loves older bikes just wished ( expected ) for more.

E
Edward Besenfelder
Motorcycle Classics Archive Review

I give the archive a 4.5 rating. The only thing keeping it from a 5 star rating is the photos are a little disappointing. Maybe its my lack of knowledge, but I found no way to increase the size of the photos. The photos are not large enough to appreciate, or study, details of the bikes. Also, unlike the original photos in your excellent magazine (I give it a 6-star rating on a scale of 5!), their are no captions that accompany the photos. Other than that, I found the search-engine to be user friendly and have had no problem finding articles I'm looking for. Thanks!

D
D. Crow
Glitches

There are a few glitches with the usb. It's not my laptop, as I have a 1-year-old HP with Windows 11 and chrome and edge browsers. The first thing I noticed was that although the years are supposed to be 2005 to 2022, there are several issues in several of the years which have a few articles only. I'm not sure why the entire magazines weren't in there and only a few articles from each of these issues were on the usb. Another thing was that some of the Articles have links where you have to go to another article thru the internet to continue reading, and I'm always leery about clicking on links of unknown origin. The USB really should have contained all the articles and the entire articles without having to go to other destinations via links. There are also some ads when you click on the links so it is more like reading internet articles than actual articles taken directly from a publication. The other thing is that in many of the articles reached thru a link, there is a button you have to click "continue reading". That button was non-functional when I tried to use it in several articles. Customer service acknowledged the issue and provided me with a workaround, but this glitch probably should have been addressed before the USB was put out. What I was expecting on the USB based on the mafazine ad was all of the years noted. all the issues within each year, and all the articles from each issue. The USB turned out to have less than expected and the other glitches noted. This is unfortunate. I really enjoy the magazine itself and the USB without the glitches noted would be a dynamite addition to the printed issues. It's still quite usable and to me it's still worth the purchase price, and there are a lot of great articles in there, it's just not up to the standard that it could be.

Hi there! Thank you so much for your purchase and for your detailed review! We truly appreciate you bringing these glitches to our attention!