1966 Bridgestone 175 - Harry lost a few friends when he bought one

The first to desert Harry were the guys at the gas station. One day Harry mentioned he gets up to 100 miles to a gallon with his new Bridgestone 175 and that tore it. Next to go was Charlie down the block. Charlie owns that big 250cc machine with all the chrome. Last week Harry "buried" him at the stoplight...It pained Harry to lose a few friends until he and his Bridgestone started making a few new ones - like Joanie, Barbara, Sandy, Jean, and Sue.

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1965 Bridgestone 175 makes most 250cc motorcycles obsolete and overpriced

Here's a new 175cc twin from Bridgestone that thinks it's a 250! What's more, it acts like it, too! The new Bridgestone 175 offers you two exclusive new design features never before seen on any motorcycle: two rotary valves (one for each cylinder), two carburetors, plus a revolutionary 4-speed transmission that changes to a 5-speed (overdrive for high speed highway cruising) with the flip of a lever...

New 1965 175 Dual-Twin Bridgestone by Rockford, Rockford Scooter Co., Rockford, Illinois

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1967 Bridgestone 175 Hurricane Scrambler - a street machine that can also be ridden in the woods

Cover: The Bridgestone 175 is one of a whole new passel of dual purpose bikes. We chose three of them for special on-off-the-road road tests this issue. The Bridgestone is the perfect machine for a two-bike rider with a one-bike garage.

Road Tests: Bridgestone 175 Hurricane Scrambler, Jawa 250 Trials Model, Hercules 100-GS powered by Sachs; Special off-the-road features: The Millerton Scrambles; Home to the Hills -it's a gas in the woods; Baja California; Technical: Oil and Additives -a complete report; Dragster on the double - The Murray & Cook Special; Personality: Haruo Koshino - West Coast Warrior; more

100GS

1967 January Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Bridgestone available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1967 Norton 750 Atlas and P-11 Scrambler road tests/specs

Road Tests: Norton 750 Atlas, Norton P-11 Scrambler, Bridgestone 100 Racer, Bridgestone 175 Racer, Giulietta GS Road, Giulietta GSA Scrambler; Custom Specials: One Man's Honda - The Streamlined Baby; Cycle's Secret Weapon - a progress(?) report; Features: The Hayes Boys - portrait of a family - an Appalachian Fiefdom and the wildest flat-tracking in the U.S. today; Go for the Grand Prix - the European Circuit; How High the Mountain - The Isle of Man; Motorcycle Commuting - a guide; more

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1967 July Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Norton available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1968 Bridgestone 175 Dual Twin - consider the fringe benefits

Consider the fringe benefits of owning a Bridgestone 175 + Dual Twin. Here's the big fringe benefit: record breaking performance! Bridgestone 175 superb design delivers unequalled performance. This was proven at Daytona where Bridgestone 175s took 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th in the 1968 Class III Sportsmans event. But thats not all. On June 7, 1968, Ken Neal set a new HMB Class World Drag Racing Record at the American Hot Rod Association Nationals at Bristol, Tennessee, blazing his Bridgestone 175 through the 1/4 mile in 13.38 seconds!...

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1967 Bridgestone 175 Street Scrambler Motorcycle Road Test

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