1968 January Cycle World - Brooklands Vintage Bikes

Cover Photo: A 1921 248-cc OK Junior Contents: Road Test: Moto Guzzi V7; History of Husqvarna; Impression: Honda CL90; Parallel Crankshaft Twin; Pepperell International Motocross; Japanese Grand Prix; Brooklands Vintage Bikes; Battery Care; Mott's Italy; Riding a Kawasaki GP Four; First of the Great Racers - Otto Walker; Baja: The Mexican 1000; Milan Show; There was an Indian made; Fiction: Just Wait; Trout Fry; Slipstream; more 1968 January Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1966 Husqvarna 250 Moto-Cross Road Test / Specs / Performance / Pictures

1966 Husqvarna 250 Motocross Husky Motorcycle Road Test 4-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

Husqvarna (pronounced oosk-varna) is a name that has been associated with racing motorcycles for more years than most of us can remember. The company was founded around the year 1700 to produce firearms, and to this day Husqvarna is noted for manufacturing some of the world's finest rifles. Interest in motorcycles began just after the turn of the century...

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Husqvarna Motorcycle History - Pictures and article

A Legacy of Thumpers

Husqvarna's state of the art four-strokes have roots that go back to 1903.

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Husky's first four-stroke motocrosser may have been a hodgepodge of existing parts, but it won two world championships in the early Sixties.

The 1919 Model 150 marked Husqvarna's first attempt at building its own V-Twin, a 550cc, 12-hp version that remained in production for nine years

Husky Number One, powered by a 1903-vintage four-stroke Single that churned out a colassal one-and-a-quarter horsepower.

The "Specialracer" model of 1931 managed to look very English; which was appropriate, considering its 500cc, British-made J.A.P. engine.

One of the most beautiful pre-war roadracers, the 1935 V-Twin TT was produced in 350cc and 500cc versions.

1985 ''A Legacy of Thumpers'' Husqvarna Motorcycle History 2-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com








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