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Selling for a mere $1305 in 1967, this classic superbike is a good entry to classic cycling. Parts are still available, and it makes a great daily driver!


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Into retro styling? Mike Frankovich stops by to show Jay the Genuine Scooter Company's Buddy Black Jack 150.


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Jay welcomes Milton Verret, the winning bidder of Jay's 2009 Yamaha Star VMAX.
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With no clutch, no gears and no transmission, this 100% electric motorcycle is super easy to drive, weighs just 324 pounds, and may earn you a federal income tax credit. Take a whisper silent ride with Jay!

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After ten years and dozens of clutches and gear boxes, Jay's Jet Bike has gone through a substantial makeover, thanks to Ted McIntyre and Marine Turbine Technology of Franklin, Louisiana.

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Jay checks out Pebble Beach's finest machines on two wheels: the Alpine Grand Sport, a Flying Squirrel, and the newly restored Gunga Din.

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After a heart attack, legendary motorcycle tuner Big Sid was ready to go - until his son Matthew proposed building the Vincati as a father son project.
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Brough Superior Pendine Racer

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Less than two decades after first building their first motor-bicycle, Harley-Davidson had become the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world by 1920, with dealers in 67 countries. Back in the day, the proof was in the putting on the racetrack, where H-D was deadlocked into fierce competition with arch-rival Indian. Throughout the 1930s, Harley motorcycles would dominate American racing, thanks primarily to record-breaking star Joe Petrali, who won every race on the national schedule in 1935.


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When John Bloor pulled Triumph out of receivership in 1983, he knew he needed a new production strategy to compete with the Japanese, while continuing Triumph's distinctive tradition as the world's longest continuous production motorcycle manufacturer. After prodigious research, Bloor decided to adapt state-of-the-art Japanese production techniques, while returning to Triumph's roots to revive its most famous model names.
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