1976 June 5, Speedway Star Motorcycle Racing Magazine

Front Cover: Ian Clark; Back Cover: left to right: Bob Humphreys, Dave Jessup, Reading and Barry Briggs, Hull; Other Photos inside include: Ellesmere Port - Gerald Smitherman, Geoff Jones, John Jackson, Wayne Hughes, Steve Finch, Chris Turner, Robbie Gardner; Leicester: Tony Lomas, Greg Szczepanik, Doug Underwood, Ernst Bogh, Roger Hill (Manager), Ray Wilson (captain), Ile Teromaa, Reidar Eide; Stories include: Malcolm Simmons wins Internationale; Cudas hopes will go for a Burton!; Brummies win at last; more 1976 June 5, Speedway Star Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1976 June 12, Speedway Star English Motorcycle Racing Magazine Back-Issue

Front Cover: Dave Morton on the left and brother Chris Morton; Back Cover: left to right - Mick Handley, Carl Askew (Oxford) and Martin Yeates, Weymouth; Other Pictures inside include: Ipswich - left to right: Ron Bagley (manager), Tony Davey, Trevor Jones, Dave Gooderham, Ted Howgego, Mike Lanham, Billy Sanders, John Louis (captain), Kevin Jolly, Andy Hines, Colin Cook; Rye House - Colin Pratt (manager), Tiger Beech, Karl Fiala, Hugh Saunders, Kelvin Mullarkey, Bob Cooper, Ted Hubbard, Brian Foote (captain); Stories inside include: Ellesmere Port duo John Jackson and Chris Turner win title; Sheffield Find it Tough; more 1976 June 12, Speedway Star Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1966 Norton 750cc motorcycle ad - fast and furious, gentle and smooth

Fast and furious, gentle and smooth. Power to scorch the surface of a dirt track. Great rooster tails of rocks and dirt sent up as you turn 'er on. (All over those poor chaps behind you.) Roadholder teledraulic front fork guides you through the turn, absorbing bumps, precise and sure. Full width alloy hubs on the big brakes cool quicker, allaying fade. Have a checkered flag! On the other hand you can trickle through big-city traffic...Norton...winner of 34 T.T.s Isle of Man 1966 Norton 750cc Isle of Man Motorcycle Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1966 Vintage Motorcycle Helmet Ad - the new Fury 200

ASC introduces the new Fury 200 and the re-designed Fury 400. The excelent full-coverage helmet demanded by Sportsmen and Touring Enthusiasts nationwide! Comfort and security designed into this rugged but beautiful A.S.C. helmet line...comes in both Ultra-depth White and lustrous Metalflake colors. 1966 ASC Fury 200 Motorcycle Helmet Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1976 June 19 Speedway Star Motorcycle Racing Magazine

Cover Picture: Paisley's Colin Farquharson dons our front cover this week, closely followed by Eric Dugard of Eastbourne; Back Cover: Reg Wilson, Sheffield; Other photos inside include: Cradley UTD. - left to right - Arthur Price, Steve Bastable, Bruce Cribb, Dave Perks, Vic White (manager). On machine: John Boulger (captain). Kneeling: Nigel Wasley, Bernt Persson; Swindon - left to right - Soren Karlsson, Norman Hunter, Dick Bradley (manager), Bob Jones (mechanic), Bobby McNeil, Geoff Bouchard. On machines: David Ashby, Martin Ashby (captain), Bob Kilby; Stories include: Aussies call for Sanders; Bob Valentine Signs; Ivan Mauger; Max joins the fun at Hull; Wolverhampton sign Tommy Nilsson; USSR can dominate Continental Final; more 1976 June 19, Speedway Star Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1976 October 23, Speedway Star Magazine Back-Issue

Cover Pictures: Speedway Star columnist Ivan Mauger takes the front cover spotlight this week as he leads White City's Gordon Kennett. Our action picture on the back cover shows John Louis leading Zenon Piech, Chris Morton (extreme left) and Scott Autrey during the World Final; Other pictures inside include: Keith White, Hackney; Steve Clarke, Boston; Stories include: Ole Maximum in Leyland BLRC; Collins and Mauger meet the Prime Minister; Triumph for Mike Lanham; Good Luck Nigel Boocock; more 1976 October 23, Speedway Star Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1966 Jawa single-cylinder motorcycle - "Simple, Isn't It?"

Simple, isn't it? You're looking at about the only moving parts in a single-cylinder Jawa. For its two-stroke design is based on simplicity - no timing gears, camshafts, push-rods, rocker arms, valves, valve springs nor valve guides to wear out. Just three moving parts here: a piston, rod and flywheel. (Well, there's four, if you really want to get technical and count the wrist-pin that joins the piston and conneting rod). Then there's a relative handful of bearings that support the crankshaft and connecting rod. But that's about all, so you're money and miles ahead with a Jawa... 1966 Jawa Single Cylinder Piston Rod Flywheel Motorcycle Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1932 December Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Magazine

Cover Picture: Differing considerably from the winter scene usually featured on December Enthusiasts, our cover this month is a brilliant example of what can be donewith an ordinary, small camera. Oakly Marshall of San Francisco, sent the picture showing himself on a bank of the Merced River in Yosemite Valley, California, with massive El Capitan, towering in the background. Contents: Touring Central Europe with a Harley-Davidson; A Jolly Christmas; Sport in the Snow - Fast Ice Sled powered by Harley-Davidson; 4-Page Advertising Insert, "Favorite Gifts for the Motorcycle Rider"; President-Elect Roosevelt greets Motorcyclists; This Sidecar does double duty; Eighteen Years a Motorcycle Officer - Lt. William Wiedmann; Our Lady Riders; Some of our Successful Dealers; more 1932 December Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1968 December Motorcyclist Magazine - Honda Surprise: All-new mini-bike

Cover Photo: A super-imposed - and refreshing - look at the Boy & Girl Plus Motorcycle theme. In this case the motorcycle is a 250cc Kawasaki Scrambler Model A1-SS. The photographer was Milt Lewis of Hollywood. Contents: Road Tests: Triumph 3-Cylinder Trident; Suzuki KT120; Montesa 250cc Scorpion; New Coast-to-Coast Record Run; The Four-Stroke Motorcycle Engine; Honda Surprise - All New Mini-Trail Bike - Honda Mini Trail; The Jack Pine Harley-Davidsons; Fire and Motorcycle Spark Arresters; Meet the Bonanza Bronco; Motorcycle Touring and Camping; Milestone of Speed - the story of the 1950 Belgian Grand Prix; Tuning the Honda 450 Carburetor; more 1968 December Motorcyclist Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com