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"

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"

1966 Hodaka Ace 90 motorcycle and Larry Yount - beat...but unbeaten

Beat...but unbeaten. This is the story that's being repeated time and time again in every muddy, snowy, dusty, rocky hill and gully across this Great Land of ours. Anywhere there are guys that live for the kick of competition and demand a well-engineered, quality lightweight motorcycle with the guts to take the rough stuff, you'll find these little "Giant-Eaters, the Hodaka Ace 90. The weary young rider above is Larry Yount of Kennewick, Washington, who has just won the under 125cc class of the Championship (AMS) Dry Creek Trial in the rugged hills of Washington. One look at Larry and his Hodaka and you'll know how rough the competition was. Congratulations Larry (we're sending you a new brake lever) PABATCO is all heart. Oh, by the way, Hodaka took seven of the top twelve positions in the Dry Creek Trial, Yakima, Wash., Nov. 28, 1965. 1966 Hodaka Ace 90 Larry Yount Kennewick Motorcycle Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1966 Magnum 500 motorcycle by Marusho

We had a change of heart for 66!! The enviable Magnum 500 by Marusho. 39 engineering improvements and still only $995.00. BPH 40/7000; 9.6:1 Compression; 28mm Carburetor; Road Touring Seat 1966 Magnum 500 by Marusho Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1966 Bultaco 175cc Mercurio motorcycle ad - "Good Manners, but a touch of wildness"

Study the clean design of a '66 Mercurio. The colors gleam: metallic blue or candy-red; silver trim. The Merc has 17" wheels, so you can plant both feet on the ground at traffic lights. The machine only weighs 204 pounds, so putting it on or off its centerstand is no problem... 1966 Bultaco 175cc Mercurio Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1966 Kawasaki Motorcycle Ad - with power performance that leaves the competition far behind

Make way for Kawasaki - powered by the resources and engineering capabilities of one of the world's largest manufacturers in the transportation field. Kawasaki. Beautifully balanced and proportioned. Every part engineered and fitted with precision care unique in the cycling industry. Step up to Kawasaki, the first sports cycle built without compromise to luxury standards. A full range of 2 and 4 cycle models from 85cc to 650cc featuring high-torque rotary disc valve ngines, full hub brakes, rugged rattle-free frame, an exceptional power to weight ratio, and the industry's highest standards of craftsmanship. 1966 Kawasaki - Make way for a new leader Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1966 Ducati Cadet Vintage print ad - "Your own declaration of independence"

Your own declaratin of independence. Your own Ducati Cadet. A smart little two wheeler with a spanking red tank. It's not cute, like all those others. The Cadet is made in Italy, and isn't that where they invented taste? The Ducati Cadet has a fan cooled engine. So it doesn't heat up in heavy traffic. (Most lightweights don't have fan cooling.) The Cadet also has a 4 speed transmission. Foot shift, too. Dollar for dollar, one of the best buys in the entire two wheeler field. Ducati dash and reliability in a lightweight. It comes in two versions. 5 hp for junior riders. 8 1/2 hp, 65 mph for all you swingers. Both the same price. Both Ducatis. 1966 Ducati Cadet Motorcycle Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1966 Ossa 230cc Sport Motorcycle Vintage Ad

Big sister to the world's fastest mass-produced 175cc street machine. Also shown in ad: 230cc Verdugo and 50cc Cub. House of Bears Anaheim 1966 Ossa 230cc Sport Motorcycle Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1966 August Motorcyclist Magazine - Berkshire Trials, Sammy Miller Profile & More

Cover Photo: May 1966 Berkshire International Trials in the high country of western Massachusetts, southern Vermont and eastern New York. Bultaco mounted Richard Thayer leads Phil Bourdon. Contents: Little Burr Enduro; Sammy Miller Profile; Laconia Races; Travel: Czechoslovakia; Suzuki's new 120 Magnum; Safety Helmet Analysis; Yamaha Pin-Up - Allison Parks, Playboy Playmate of the year; Berkshire Trials; Kawasaki's All-New 650 Twin; more 1966 August Motorcyclist Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"