1951 Ruins to Records - the dramatic story behind NSU

Contents: Silver Clang for the Cowbell - Joe Gee whips 25th Jack Pine on a Triumph Twin; The Big Circle - Blackie Bullock and Sam Parriott blaze cycle history at bonneville; Ruins to Records - the dramatic story behind NSU; A Race and a half for Billy Huber; Cactus Derby / Vern Hancock winner; BMW Geared for 1952; Blitzing the Velocette - standard 21 cu. in. single is smooth at 90; Payoff at Ulster; der Schotten circuit; Monza Madcap; more

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1949 Bert Cummings wins 1949 Jack Pine Enduro

Photos: (L-R): Mister 1949 Jack Pines Bert Cummings, sweepstakes winner, happily displays trophy and the venerable Cow Bell; Mister 1948 Jack Pines Earl Flanders, the Handlebar Man, looks a bit regusted but the Gold Star BSA looks fine. Earl explained that the tree looked worse than the headlight; Stan Capell - Class A Sidecar Winner - Stan and his doughty passenger are not "tossing the bucket away," they are just trying to get righted so as to proceed in a forward direction. Note heavily upholstered sidecar interior!

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1954 Rider number 24Y, Billy Meier, Pikes Peak Winner

Cover: Jack Pine Enduro Winner Bill Penton, Pikes Peak Winner Bill Meier

Contents: Pikes Peak, a race to the clouds; Two-Stroke toughie - Road Test of the 197cc James "Cotswold" Scrambler; The New York Thruway Situation; Leonard takes both Peoria TT Nationals; Records fall at Langhorn Championship Race; Oakland Playground for Motorcyclists; Milwaukee National Goes to Leonard; Spectacular racing at Springfield; Laconia 25-mile Novice Race; Pennsylvania Field Meet; Bonneville Washout; Jack Pining on a Two Stroke; Moto Parilla - Road test of two Parilla Models - 175cc Parilla Turismo & Competitione; Homemade Horsepower; California's Calico Ghost Town; more

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1949 Earl Flanders shown in typical Jack Pine Surroundings - the scene is Rifle River

Cover: Earl Flanders of Pasadena, Calif., last year's Jack Pine champion, is shown in typical Jack Pine surroundings as he defended his title in this year's enduro. The scene is Rifle River - that cold, swift current included in every Jack Pine run. Flanders failed to carry the cow bell back to California, letting it fall into the hands of Bert Cummings of Bay City, Mich. Notice Flander's "feet-up" ride - the mark of experience. He knows that water's cold!

Contents: 1949 Jack Pine; Chann takes Langhorne Title; Du Quoin; Harley-Davidson's 1950 Models; Miller again at Peoria; Candidates for most popular girl rider contest; Wasaga Beach; Lightweights; The Clubs; Cycle Chatter; Muffler Mike; Bike-ographies - Soderstrom; Successful dealers - Fritz; Who won and where; The Girls; 1950 Indians not yet ready; AMA Sanction schedule; The rider's dealer guide; more

1949 October American Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com in the " Motorcycle Magazines" category

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1951 BSA Motorcycles - National Jack Pine Endurance Run Winners

Toughest endurance run of 1951 proves again - BSA Motorcycles are TOPS in performance & dependability!

341 starters - only 81 finished this 500 mile two day event!

Frank J. Piasecki, Toledo, Ohio, proudly displays his well-earned trophies as winner of the Class A Solo in the 1951 National Jack Pine Endurance Run. Piasecki rode a BSA machine to victory over one of the toughest courses in the twenty-five years of Jack Pine History.

Bill Penton, Lorain, Ohio "guns" his sturdy BSA up a steep sand trail out of West Branch, Michigan, in the early hours of the morning. Penton captured second place in the Class A Solo event with a fine performance in the grueling 500-mile Run.


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1948 "Free" Wheeling across the Bonneville Salt Flats at 150.313 M.P.H.

1948 October Motorcyclist Motorcycle Magazine Back Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com in the "Magazine Back Issue Index" category

Cover: "Free" Wheeling across the Bonneville Salt Flats at 150.313 M.P.H. for a new World's Record; Contents: 150.313 MPH; The Jack Pine Championship - America's toughest national endurance test taken by Earl Flanders riding an A.J.S.; Manx Grand Prix - Don Crossley, Triumph, victor; Peoria National T.T. - William Miller, Harley take 45" crown, Billy Douglas, Harley, annexes 80" title, San Jose class "C" National Hill Climb Championship; Bert Brundage, Triumph, stars in Pacific Coast Class "C" Dirt Track Championship; Pacific Coast Class "A" Night Speedway Championship taken by "Pee Wee" Cullum; A Miss and a Motor Bike; more

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