1983 Modern Classic Collectible Motorcycle - Honda CB1100R - Fab Four!

Cover: The CB1100R was the culmination of the development of the original Honda four-cylinder 750 design. It was also the fastest, the rarest and the most striking Honda in-line four, and the best and the last of its kind. Most Hondas were produced in large quantities, but only 2000 of the CB1100R were ever made and none were ever marketed in this country by Honda. This month's cover bike is a superb example of this model.

Contents: Cover Story: 1983 Honda CB1100R; Beauty of the Beast - Ducati M900; Van Order Collection -part XVI -photos of a 1901 Indian "Moto-Cycle" and other early models; A Restoration involves no miracles -a profile of Willie Chambers a "machinist's machinist"; From the Saddle; Auction Results -J. Wood & Co. auction at Daytona; Daytona '94. The Big One - full report on the vintage races at Daytona and the AHRMA warmup event at Roebling Road in Savannah, Ga.; more

CB1100-R CB-1100

1994 June Motorcycle Collector Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1977 MV Agusta America - Very Red, Very Fast, Very Italian!

Cover: If any motorcycle could ever be called "the Ferrari of motorcycles," it would have to be an MV Agusta. With their flashy red frames, MV Agustas were legendary on the racetrack. From John Surtees to Mike Hailwood and Giacomo Agostini, some of the greatest riders in history won their championships on MV's. This month's cover bike is an 837-cc MV Agusta America, one of the last production models that the company produced before the Italian government ordered them to focus on its' primary business, helicopter production.

Contents: Cover Story: 1977 MV Agusta America; Daytona Report - antique and vintage motorcycle activities; Feature: Kawasaki W1; Van Order Collection -part XV -photos of turn of the century motorcycle scene; The Friedman Files -photos of the BSA Wrecking Crew; One Man's Dream Collection - Sid Biberman; Resource Spotlight - Vintage Brakes; Feature: 1898 Beeston; more

1994 May Motorcycle Collector Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1927 & 1928 New Jersey Motorcycle Driver's Licenses & Harley Registration

Motor Cycle Driver's License for 1927, Initial Conditional and 1928, Conditional, for an 18-year old Camden, NJ boy, also the registration for a 1928 Harley Davidson, Port Wine color, in the name of his father, it appears. Nice pieces of motorcycle history!

1927 & 1928 New Jersey Motorcycle Driver's Licenses & Harley Registration available at www.DadsVintageAds.com in the " Motorcycle Gifts & Collectibles" category


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