Casson lives in Australia and has a very nice, reinforced and secure garage in the back of his house there. Inside the garage is an enviable collection of some very fine motorcycles. A jaw-droppingly well-maintained 1933 Matchless Silver Hawk, and bikes from BSA, Brough Superior, Vincent, Ariel, Sunbeam and four Triumphs, a Speed Twin, Tiger, 3T and Thunderbird - all are in his garage, but that is not all. From the modern age, a mint-condition 1982 Honda CB1100R, a Benelli Sei six-cylinder and a BMW R100RT. Check out the story after the link.
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Australian Ivan Casson Has an Impressive Collection of Historic Motorcycles
Go Back in Time - The 2009 Belgian TT
The Gedinne circuit is 3.43 miles of regular, public - read: tiny and bumpy - roads in the Ardennes hills in Belgium closed off for racing of historic motorcycles which may have raced there when they were new and ultra-fast. It's a dangerous 'real roads' racing game there, but the history, the aura, the bikes, the people - all of it adds up to something like a trip back in time; back to a golden age, but with more modern safety gear on motorcycles worth much more now than they were then.
16 October 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 10/16/2009 07:22:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: Belgian TT, Belgium, cafe racers, Europe, G.50, Matchless, motorcycle classic, motorcycle history, motorcycle race
The Matchless G45 Twin - AJS 10R - All but Impossible to Find
If you are into historic British marques, the AJS/Matchless/Norton motorcycles from the Associated Motor Cycles, you will not want to miss this story. The fabled big brother to the AJS 7R, the extremely rare AJS 10R - which is simply an AJS badged Matchless G45 - is a mystery story with twists and turns at every step. It is worth spending the few minutes it will take to read this...take the link and enjoy a good mystery story...
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10 October 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 10/10/2009 05:47:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: AJS, AJS 10R, AJS 7R, Associated Motor Cycles, G45, Matchless, motorcycle blog, motorcycle classic, motorcycle history, Norton, United Kingdom
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