1978 Choppers: A Stab from the past - Bill Schomer's Sportster was ahead of its time in '72

Cover: Bill Schomer's Sportster; Feature Bikes Past & Present: A Stab from the past - Bill Schomer's Sportster was ahead of its time in '72; The Magic Mushroom; Mildly Technical: Triumph Resurrection; Tests & Protests: Harley-Davidson XLCR - a Sportster with a nose job; Suzuki GS1000 - are you man enough for Big Suzie?; Special Features: Silver Castles; Daytona Doings; Daytona Scrapbook; more

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1978 June Choppers Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1967 Motor Cycle British Motorcycle Magazine - The Bikes Bob Currie rode in 1966

Classic Racing Prospects; The Christmas Spirit; On the Four Winds; The Bikes Bob Currie rode in 1966; Tweseldown TV Scramble; Editor's Mail Bag; Pull-Out Sport Calendar; Boxing Day Scramble; Sparks to Order; Rough-stuff Scene; East Meon on TV; Your Help Club; Magnetos for High Revs; more

1967 5 January Motor Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1967 Vintage English Motorcycle Riding Gear Review

Monday Roll Call; Mallory Battles Ahead; Simple Sprint Iron; On The Four Winds; Hard-Work Victory Trail; Letters to the Editor; Test: Ducati Monza Junior; Riding Gear Market; Wilkie's Lamborelle; New from Yamaha; Potent Lightweight; Your Help Club; more

1967 2 March Motor Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1967 Canadian Motorcycling - Yvon du Hamel, the 1966 winner of the White Trophy

Cover: The top left picture shows John Aitken coming down hard at St. Jean. In the centre, Yvon du Hamel, the 1966 winner of the White Trophy shows his style at Kingston during the Torsten Hallman event. He is not only the White Trophy winner, but also number one for scrambles and half mile.

Features: By BMW to Spain; Impeccable Torsten; 1967 Shopping Guide; Ontario Motorcycle Laws; Kawasaki Samurai Impressions; Departments: People and Products; Round the Regions; Speak Your Mind; more

1967 March Canadian Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1967 Canadian Motorcycling - official monthly publication of the Canadian Motorcycle Association

Cover: The 100 c.c. class tackles the mud hole during the recent Totem Club Scramble. Torsten Hallman, the Swedish World Championship moto-cross winner, starred at this event, where he commented that "front wheels are for parking your bike". The Totem Club, under the leadership of Stan Johnson, have done a tremendous job of building a course and promoting their events.

Features: Scramble Championship; 1966 Motorcycle Show; 1967 Shopping Guide; Departments: People and Products; Round the Regions; Editor's Hot Line; more

1967 February Canadian Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1968 Vintage Canadian Motorcycling - Canada's National Motorcycle Publication

Cover: Junior class rider John Boutwell shows his style on his 250 c.c. Husqvarna. The shot was taken at the Paskapoo Scrambles near Calgary, Alberta; Road Test: Cotton Trials Model; Features: Isle of Man TT; Internationally Speaking; Massassauga Enduro; Piste de Moto; Fairings; Departments: People; Come Out Fighting; Pictorials; Round the Regions; Editor's Hot Line; more

1968 July Canadian Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1972 Choppers - Bob Von Sol "Four in Exchange"

Cover: "Four in Exchange" - Through the magic of capitalism, Bob Von Sol turned his 1923 bucket T into a 750 Honda Four. That's a neat enough trick in itself, but when you add an E.M.E. girder and a peanut tank, you've got a conversion process which smacks of alchemy and witchcraft. They used to bury people under rocks for that in New England. Alive. But that's OK. Von Sol is from the San Fernando Valley, and the only thing they bury people for there is smog poisoning.

Feature Chops: Four in Exchange, It Seemed Like a Good Idea, Craftsman's Triumph, Double Exposure; Tech Things: Speed Secrets for the Honda Four; Don't get a hawg in a poke; Honda Coil for your Triumph; S.U. for the 45; Special Features: Of Directors, bikes, films and the angels - Roger Corman and Richard Rush discuss their cycle flicks; Project Hond Four part 4; more

1972 December Choppers Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1973 Choppers - A rare photo of Derek Davidson and his 74 "A Classic Case"

Cover: "A Classic Case" - This is a rare photo of Derek Davidson and his 74. True, Davidson's bike is a classic roadster that has the credentials to be the ultimate serious profiling machine, but it was built to be more than just a showpiece. The fatbob was built with the idea of running seven days a week all year long, with a minimum of mechanical DNFs, and Davidson tells us that that's just how it works. The particulars are inside.

Feature Chops: A Classic Case, What's a Nice English Girl Doing on a Scooter Like This?, Chopper John Rides again and again and..., Giveaway Chopper; Tech Things: Rake it Right!; Choosing your bike; Honda Coil for Triumphs 1969 and later; Project Honda Four part 10; Bolt-On Disc for your Girder; Special Features: A Day in the Life of a Chopper Mechanic; My First Chopper; more

1973 July Choppers Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1971 Choppers - Stew Storar's "Bug-Stoppin' Sportster"

Cover: "Bug-Stoppin' Sportster" - Stew Storar's prize-winning Sportster has gone through a lot of changes before winding up in its present, all-angled form. Storar has put over a year's worth of work into the '60 Harley, and values the bike at $4500

Feature Bikes: Bugstoppin' Sportster, Heavy Pan for a Heavy Dude, A Hog's Life Frisco Style, Dragster turned custom, Beginner's Skill = A Solid Chopper; Features: The City That Bikers "Destroyed" - how Storm Lake, Iowa met the great chopper menace; Grampa Eddy's Last Run - 200 outlaws bury a brother; Technical: Chop Talk; Building a Skull-Bodied Trike; How to Lace and True a Wheel; Stop a ripoff for $4; Triumph Tuning Tips; Building the Coffin Lid Tank; more

1971 October Choppers Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1972 Choppers - Bill Roberts, three crashes later... "Skinned Knuckle"

Cover: "Skinned Knuckle" - Sometimes it takes a rebuild or two to get a bike right. For Bill Roberts, it took three tries to get his knucklehead right. Mainly because every time he got it up, he got centerpunched by an old lady with kamikaze tendencies. Three times. Roberts uses his scoot for careful putting around the Bay area, watching for those damned left-turners.

Feature Chops: Skinned Knuckle, Gilt-Edge Sportster, If At First You Don't Succeed, From Customer to Mechanic in Difficult Stages, Long Haul Panhead; Tech Things: Chop Talk; Go Fast Goodies for the Super Glide; How to Dish a Sportster Tank; Big Inches for your Triumph; Old Knuckles Never Die; Park Puttin' - On Any Sunday with cops; more

1972 August Choppers Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com