Nifty Little BSA Tracker..

I shot this at Riding Into History Lat year. I still have a lot of great shots from that event I'm yet to post. But you can see them all in mu "links to complete albums" section up top.

Bimota DB2 Under the Shady Tree...

Interesting Triumph.

Benelli Sei and a few Six Cylinder Friends

Some Nice Aermacchi / Harley Scramblers Sitting in the Shade at Riding Into History.

My favorite Norton. The 850 Commando.

A pair of Classic BMW's..

Wicked Harris Framed Custom

Sorry... I don't have any specific info on this build...

Sweet Norton.

A guy I know built this for his girlfriend..

A nice Paso In The Parking Lot of Riding Into History.

Classic Triumph

Honda RC162 Replica.

Triumph Trophy Trail

Ducati 888 signed by Doug Polen

Yamaha and Triumph. A Serious Set of Street Trackers from RIding Into History.

And not to mention those sick custom billet track-stands!! I mean Damm!

MV Agusta 750S

For more on this model SEE HERE.

A pair of Custom Moto Guzzi's from Sunday's Riding into History show.

Riding into History Show and I had the wrong Camera... Brough Superior. Arial Square Four. Vincent. Triumph

Next few days will be some of the better posts from the local Riding Into History Motorcycle Concourse in St Augustine Florida. Sadly, I packed the wrong lower resolution camera so my pics are not as sharp as I'd usually hope for. A little post processing seems to have given them some usefulness though. Here's some of the first pics I snapped. I was an perfect day and an outstanding event. 

FYI: If you want to see the whole album go to the "Links to full albums" page at the top of this blog and there are links to this album as well as most of the rest of my pics.  Enjoy!

Old School BSA Flattracker

Forgot I took these a few years back.

 

 

Update: 1968 "Montgomery Wards" 360 Mojave Benelli.

UPDATE: Apparently our favorite concept designer has been looking at these old beauties for inspiration!



From the days when you could buy a "real" motorcycle at a department store or out of a mail order catalog. What a fantastic example. And yes that's a rebadged Benelli.