1972 Motorcycle Buyer's Guide - Prices - new & used, wholesale & retail

Contents: Prices & Specs; Special Features: How to use the motorcycle buyer's guide; How to buy a good used bike; 2 Strokes vs. 4 Strokes; Trouble Shooting Charts; After you buy a bike; more 1972 Motorcycle Buyer's Guide - Prices - new & used, wholesale & retail available at www.DadsVintageAds.com Click the picture to "BUY IT NOW"

1972 Motorcycle Buyer's Guide - Complete Lineup - All Tech Specs

Presents all pertinent facts, specifications, prices and other related data on the new models of 35 (count 'em) different manufacturers. Covers many topics of interest to motorcyclists - riding tips, financing, insurance, legislation, protective riding apparel, accessories, comparative dyno tests of six fire-breathing 750cc musclebikes, plus a minibike section. Another chapter is on special custom built machines; and there's a far-out pictorial display of bikes from around the world - whatever your two-wheeled kick, Motorcyclist Buyer's Guide is here to bring you hours of pleasurable, informative reading. 1972 Motorcycle Buyer's Guide by Bob Greene and the Editors of Motorcyclist Magazine available at www.DadsVintageAds.com Click the picture to "BUY IT NOW"

1971 Boris Murray's Twin Triumph - World's Quickest

Cover Story: Boris Murray - by virtue of his unreal quarter-mile blasts into the 170 mile-per-hour bracket, he's motorcycle drag racing's first Superstar; Features: Speedway - the brand new forty year old sport; On Any Sunday; Beech Bend Nationals Record Meet; C.A.M.A. Rally, Vintage 1971; AFM Road Racing; Chopper Drags - California Style; Technical: Racing Frame Construction; Fuel Injection; Plasma-Cote; Build a Ten Second Street Honda; Bikes: Quarter Mile Chopper; The Harley Stomper; Stroker; Pressurized Sportster; Excelsior Auto Cycle; more 1971 October Hot Bike Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com Click the picture to "BUY IT NOW"

1973 Ossa 250 SDR Road Test / Specs

No less than nine motorcycles have ISDT referencs in their names for 1973 - Bultaco Matador S-D (Six Day), Monark ISDT Replica, Penton 125 Six Day Enduro, etc. OSSA calls theirs the 250 SDR, which stands for Six Day Replica. They built the SDR after customers who saw the factory bikes at the Trials wanted to buy them... 1973 Ossa 250 SDR Road Test 6-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1973 - A Triumph for the ISDT - is it possible?

Is it possible to make a competitive 1973 ISDT bike out of a 500 Triumph? They're trying it! ...Britain is firmly lodged between a rock and a hard spot. Abandoning the ISDT, and with it her long and glorious tradition, is unthinkable. But the plain truth of the matter is that she has nothing in the way of equipment on which to base a competitive ISDT attempt. What to do? In a move that fairly shrieks of quiet dsperation, Coventry assigned the job of building bikes suitable for an ISDT Trophy Team to the Triumph Corporation in the United States. No one connected with Triumph in this country has been involved in the ISDT since the pioneering efforts of Bud Ekins in 1967... 1973 A Triumph for the ISDT 4-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1973 Suzuki TS-125K Duster Road Test / Specs

Suzuki's TS-125 Duster is that maker's version of the compromised street-legal dirt bike. Almost every manufacturer makes an equivalent, but the balance of the street / dirt compromise ranges wildly among the competitors. The theory is that the beginning dirt rider needs and/or wants a bike that he can ride to, in, and from the off-road areas. With such areas becoming increasingly scarc, that premise is getting more valid... TS125K TS125 1973 Suzuki TS-125K Duster Road Test 4-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1973 Norton Commando 850 - Superplus!

Superplus! The exultant verdict of one independent expert after riding the most exciting development yet from the Norton stable. Why? Not just because of its new dynamic 830cc power unit, with its improved longer life components evolved after countless hours of punishing test sessions on road and track which makes light work of standing quarters in the low twelve second bracket and speeds of two miles a minute or more... 1973 Norton Commando 850 - Superplus! Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1973 CZ motocross - New, for all the right reasons.

The CZ motocross is made for one purpose. To go faster and easier over rough terrain than any other bike. And to do it weekend after weekend, year-in and year-out. At CZ we don't make changes just to say we have a new model. So for 1973 we have made refinements that will help you go even faster. A 5-speed gear box for the 250. New, improved carburetor for all 3 bikes. A "sunburst" head for increased cooling for the 250 and 400. New Grand Prix tank and styling. And an engine that puts out enough "out-of-the-crate" horsepower to win every moto... CZ125 CZ250 CZ400 1973 CZ Motocross Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1973 Premier 125 Enduro

The all new 125 Enduro from Premier. Power-packed lightweight, on-the-mark handling for capturing trophies or just rambling alng your favorite trail. The 125 Enduro offers quick response and exciting performance compared with some of the best machines in its class at a suggested retail price lower than you think... 1973 Premier 125 Enduro Motorcycle Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1973 Hodaka 125 Wombat - "Attitude"

If engineering and economics make motorcycles, what does "Attitude" have to do with making Hodaka better? An invincible philosophy of sticking to one basic, proven design and improving on it has created a unique motorcycle...Hodaka...it's an attitude... 1973 Hodaka 125 Wombat - "Attitude" Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com