Not so often you see an 'action photo' of this age featuring regular blokes riding around. This chap larking on his Royal Enfield had the decency to label the back of his pictures so we know that it was taken in 1934. The location is also written down though a little unclear but through the wonders...

Yep, it's a crappy photo but there's something fun and evocative about it. The bike is a Triumph 3SW, best guess is that the photo was taken early post-war and that the bike is an army surplus machine. The tractor looks like a Ferguson TE20 and they came out 1946.Triumph 3SW and Ferguson TE20.Postscript:...

A blast from the past for many. The Sidewinder sidecar from the eighties was a ruse to get around learner motorcycle laws - a learner in the UK was restricted to 125cc until he or she had passed their riding test, that is unless they were in charge of a sidecar outfit. In the case of a combo any capacity...

Here's the catalogue for Precision Engines for motorcycles and cyclecars from c1914. Apologies for the slightly dodgy scanning - it's a delicate item and the stapling was wonky from new.Precision brochure front cover.Precision brochure page 1.Precision brochure pages 2 & 3.Precision brochure pages...

The bike is a Sunbeam and the location somewhere in Bournemouth, UK. I would guess the period is early to mid twenties, top marks if you can name the model of Sunbeam...Family fun with a Sunbea...

I've no idea where or when this photo was taken but it is one impressive act. The motorcycle is only just in frame. I'd love to see a movie clip of the performance.Circus trapeze act with motorcycl...

A flyer produced by Layford Automotive, the British importers for the Peugeot BB model moped. Dates from around 1960. Peugeot BB moped flyer front side.Peugeot BB moped flyer reverse sid...

At first I thought this pair of machines were both Triumphs just from a quick look at the petrol tanks. A more in depth examination however reveals magnetos situated aft of the engines and Druid type forks rather than the rocking Triumph type with horizontal spring. My best guess is that they are Rovers....

I've decided it's time to have a bit of a change around in the shed. There's couple of machines I know of for sale at the moment I'm interested in and a decided lack of money in the pocket so here we go. If you are interested in anything just get in touch and send me a mail or Facebook message.1914...