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Join Motohistory Author Ed Youngblood as he takes a look back at the history of J&P Cycles® and how the company changed the American Motorcycle industry. This special 30th Anniversary commemorative publication tells the story of John and Jill Parham, their life together and the ups and downs they endured while building J&P Cycles® into the world’s largest retailer of aftermarket motorcycle parts and accessories. With a special forward written by builder Arlen Ness, this full color book includes hundreds of photos, a section devoted to John’s personal motorcycle collection and a bonus DVD tour of the Parham’s other motorcycle passion, the National Motorcycle Museum. 192 pages.

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How to Build a Kit Bike

• Tim Remus looks at the offerings from Arlen Ness, and Biker's Choice

• You’ll get detailed photos and text on the assembly, from beginning to end, of three motorcycles from these three companies

• 144 pages

 

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How To Build An Old Skool Bobber

• Kevin Baas begins the second edition of his How to Build an Old Skool Bobber book with a little history, the history of bike building at home, as seen through the eyes of a young man watching his Vietnam-Vet father build a chopper at home in 1970

• Kevin lays out the basics of bike building, starting first with the ideal components: which engine, which frame, and the differences in the various years

• Next, things to watch out for when buying old parts, and how to fix the parts you do buy

• Additional chapters describe brake systems, both early and late, tires and wheels, and frame geometry

• Four complete start-to-finish bike assemblies round out this hands-on book

 

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The inside cover of Motorcycle Drag Racing: A History reads as follows: “There is a line in a Lovin’ Spoonful song that says, “It’s like trying to tell a stranger about rock ‘n roll.” Motorcycle drag racing is a bit like that. To those who follow it, the sport makes perfect sense. To those who don’t, it makes none at all. This book is for both. At 244 pages, this book is quite large. With so much to explore it, had to be. Organized motorcycle drag racing began nearly 60 years ago, and an incredible amount has happened since then. While much of the change has involved the machinery—and the book discusses it in great detail—it is the people that make the sport so fascinating. And in the book, more than 500 of them are discussed.

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By Herbie Shreve 25th Anniversary Edition. What began as concern for his own son was actually the Father-heart of God working through him to meet unreached masses at the Crossroads of their lives and to point them in the direction of the Cross.

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In this new reference novice riders, vintage collectors, and hobbyists get coverage of every American made model, pre-war to present day, to roll off the line and onto the pavement. This guide captures the technical details and history of American motorcy

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By Carl Edeburn How did a tiny community in South Dakota's Black Hills become home to one of the largest motorcycle rallies in the world? This book answers that question and others about this international phenomenon.

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