1949 Vintage Jawa 250 Motorcycle Franchise advertisement

Sell the motorcycle that has consumer acceptance! The most talked about motorcycle in America! The Jawa 250. Never in the history of motorcycling has a machine reeived such enthusiastic acceptance! From coast to coast buyers are telling us their JAWA's are giving pleasure and service they never expected to get out of any motorcycle. Yes, the JAWA is a new kind of motorcycle..designed for comfortable, sensible transportation with all the zip you want in a motorcycle. The streamlined JAWA takes the toughest road without jounce or jar. It'll do 65 miles per hour and better without sway. JAWA brakes are as soft as a set of four-wheel hydraulics. And man, is it easy on the gas...95 miles per gallon! Here is the only motorcycle at any price which combines such modern features as Tele-Float spring suspension, front and rear...automatic clutching...four-speed foot gear shift...constant mesh transmission...every feature a sales-clincher! The JAWA sells at a price which makes it 1949's outstanding motorcycle buy. And the attractive dealer discount makes JAWA an outstanding sales proposition. National advertising and publicity, sales helps and cooperative local newspaper advertising will be in back of every JAWA dealer...building up a demand that will make a JAWA franchise one of the most valuable in the two-wheel transportation field. 1949 Jawa 250 Motorcycle Franchise Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1949 March Motorcyclist Magazine - BSA Gold Star and Star Twin

Cover Photo: Sal Scripo (61A), Walter Balchunas and LLoyd Berry (15A) Display their racing wares at a past Season Eastern Half-Miler, photo by Norman P. Spiers Contents: Letters; Daytona Flash; Pacific Trails Enduro; BSA Gold Star and Star Twin; New York Shows; Royal Enfield 1949 Program; Crotona Run; Don't Let Your Sport Down; Across the Continent to Big Bear; Norton Vertical Twin; Post-War BMW; Sport Slants; 30 Years Ago; Club News; AMA Sanction Schedule; more 1949 March Motorcyclist Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1994 January Cycle World Magazine - Suzuki's Stunning new RF600R for 1994!

Tests: Suzuki RF600-R; Long Term Update - BMW R1100-RS, Suzuki GSXR750, Suzuki RMX250; Features: Preview '94 Milan; Preview '94 - Yamaha rally 'round the YZF; Supersport Champs - America'a best 600 and 750; 1994 Suzuki GSXR750; 1994 Kawasaki ZX6; Valiant Failure - AJS Porcupine; Forgotten Velo - Velocette GTP 250; Comparison: Honda CR250 vs. KTM SX250 vs. Kawasaki KX250 vs. Suzuki RM250 vs. Yamaha YZ250; more 1994 January Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1995 September Cycle World Magazine - Super Duck! - 955 Ducati for the street

Features: Main Event! - Event Technology Ducati 955 - Duck souped; MZ's Big Step - a Japanese-engined BSA designed in England and built in Germany?; Least Likely Legend - Cal Rayborn and the Iron XR; Cal Rayborn III - like father, like son; Special Singles Section: KTM Duke; MuZ Skorpion Tour; Style meets Single - Aprilia Moto 6.5; 1996 Honda XR400-R; more 1995 September Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1995 May Cycle World Magazine - Open Warfare - Suzuki GSX-R1100 vs. Yamaha FZR1000

Comparisons: Open Warfare - Suzuki GSXR1100 vs. Yamaha FZR1000; MX Showdown: Honda CR250 vs. KTM 250SX vs. Kawasaki KX250 vs. Suzuki RM250 vs. Yamaha YZ250; Tests: Triumph Thunderbird; Kawasaki Vulcan 800; Long Term Update - Buell Thunderbolt S-2, KTM 400RXC, Kawasaki Concours; Features: Jousting with the Gladiateur 999 - Haute-couture Triumph; Aftermarket ACE - Shadow 1100 to-do list; Forbidden Fruit - Honda's Fabulous 400s; The Natural - Volker Rauch, motorcycle photographer; In the land of the Long White Cloud - New Zealand; The wreck of the mystery ship - Craig Vetter's forgotten motorcycle; Interview: Craig Vetter; more 1995 May Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1995 January Cycle World Magazine Back-Issue - Honda CBR600-F3 - First Blood!

Tests: Honda CBR600-F3; Yamaha SR500; Features: Honda Six RC166 - a racebike that rewrote the rules; Angry Antique - riding the Honda RC165; The $500 Ride; Egli Enfield Bullet; Renaissance Continued - East Meets West at the Cologne Show; ISDE comes to America; more 1995 January Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1963 BSA Gold Star / Jody Nicholas wins 150 Mile National Championship

Speed: - with dependability - combined with BSA superb handling, and powerful braking enabled Jody Nicholas to win both 100 mile and 150 mile National Road Racing Championships in 1963! Meadowdale Raceway (near Chicago) Illinois, August 11, 1963; riding his fast BSA Gold Star in brilliant style, Jody Nicholas, 1963 100 Mile Champion, was unbeatable in the 150 Mile National at Meadowdale. In winning, the "mighty mite" from Tennessee lapped the entire field, established a new course record, beat all records including those set by racing cars. Jody's winning BSA was run without a fairing, against a large field of top esperts many with streamlining. Another great BSA victory! 1963 BSA Gold Star / Jody Nicholas wins 150 Mile National Championship 2-Page Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1963 Motorcycle Article: Navy's Blue Angels "Fly" a Honda

America's famed precision flying team, the Blue Angels, has a new mascot...it's a Honda. The crack jet pilots have purchased the bike in what may be the first time a motorcycle has been consistently used as part of a military flight operation. The once bright red unit already has been painted with the Navy's blue and gold, and carries the Blue Angels' insignia. Flown around the world in the cargo ship assigned the team, the Honda will be used for field transportation and recreation at each Blue Angels' event... Photos: (Top) Lt. Bob Cowles (top), and Cmdr. Tom Frandsen (USNR), of the Blue Angels. (Bottom) Blue Angels dedicate their new Honda; center is Tom Frandsen with Cmdr. Ken Wallace, leader of the Angels. 1963 Navy's Blue Angels "Fly" a Honda 1-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1963 Motorcycle Racing Article: Top Men in Europe: Jack Ahearn

You will not get Jack Ahearn to admit how old he is, but some idea can be gained from the fact that he started racing out in his home country of Australia back in 1943. This makes it a fair bet that he must be in the region of thirty-seven and for a man of that age he is having a remarkably good road racing season... 1963 Motorcycle Racer Jack Ahearn 1-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1963 Motorcycle Racer Sid Payne, National Number 32

Winning events and pleasing fans seems to be second nature for the new National Number 32, Sid Payne. That's just what he has been doing since he started riding in 1957, although his recent Heavyweight T.T. win at Peoria was his first National Championship victory... 1963 Motorcycle Racer Sid Payne 1-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"