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Vincent Black Shadow Built from All New Parts

By Paul Crowe

The Vincent Owners Club Spares Company located in Lymm, Cheshire UK, has built a brand new Vincent Black Shadow from all new parts available through their shop. Engine, frame, everything is brand new. The new Black Shadow has been officially handed over to the Vincent Owners Club and after appearing in a few shows, the bike will be offered for sale to members of the … [Read more...]

S&S Cycle Engines Get EPA Certification

By Paul Crowe

S&S Cycle makes a lot of engines used by custom and kit builders and they just received EPA certification for all three of their V-Series engine families. Last year, as we noted on The Kneeslider, the EPA issued new guidelines that caused a lot of concern in the custom and kit bike builder market and among anyone that had the desire to build more than one bike. According to … [Read more...]

Twindian – Twin Engine Indian Motorcycle

By Paul Crowe

One of the comments on yesterday's post about the V4 custom mentioned the Twindian, a twin engine 1916 Indian. One look at this and I agree, it's far better looking and shows the kind of cool work they were doing a long time ago. According to the story on the site, the Twindian was built sometime in the 1920s by Bill Arnold who joined two 61 cubic inch 1916 PowerPlus engines … [Read more...]

Las Vegas Motorcycle Auction Begins Online Today

By Paul Crowe

The Las Vegas Motorcycle Auction, by MidAmerica Auctions begins today and if you can't be there to see the motorcycles up close but you still want to pick up a classic or vintage motorcycle for your collection you can do it online through Proxibid. I just took a look at their site which lists many different auctions all over the country. You just scroll down to the Las Vegas … [Read more...]

Las Vegas Vintage Motorcycle Auction

By Paul Crowe

Just received my color catalog for the Las Vegas Motorcycle Auction from MidAmerica Auctions and if there's a hole in your collection somewhere, you might want to run out to Nevada, January 11th through the 13th. The list of bikes offered is currently at 552 and it includes a lot of very rare machinery along with some not quite as rare but really nice looking vintage … [Read more...]

Motorcycle Patent Model Prototype

By Paul Crowe

This extremely detailed prototype of a motorcycle braking system from the early 1900s looks really cool. From the description it is fully functional and might have been used to demonstrate the operation of the design or maybe it was just for a display of some sort. Whatever the case, if you like nicely machined models, this is pretty neat. This is one of several very early … [Read more...]

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