Dave’s Italian love affair through the ages, from 860GT to Multistrada V4S
Counting down to the Moto Italiane Ovest 2022 West Australian lovers of Italian motorcycles are counting down the weeks to the return of
One man, several sheds, hundreds of dusty old bikes — I’m a collector not a restorer, says Toad
By PETER TERLICK Long may they gather dust THERE’S a motorcycle collector who lives in Western Australia who infuriates many of the
Bob’s ‘super’ bike collection — historic prizes from either side of the Atlantic
Some people put money into superannuation; I put it into old motorbikes. Republished from July 2021 THERE’S an interesting tension in the world
How to sell a classic or vintage motorbike in Australia
Wasn’t the world a simple place back in the good old days? If you wanted to sell your bike, you’d wheel it out
The man they call Toad, and his lifetime collection of bikes that no-one wanted
He started with six Harley Davidsons when he was just 16 years old CLASSIC motorcycle buffs dream of what they call ‘barn finds’
From HRD to Black Lightning and RTV1200, Ian Boyd has amassed the ultimate Vincent collection
Republished from May 2017. THE POSTMAN visits a motorcycle enthusiast with a globally significant collection of Vincents. WEST Australian Ian Boyd did not have
Masterpieces — the time warp shed of Nev, child of the ’70s, and the bikes of his life
IF YOU grew up in the 1970s, your favourite bikes are very likely from Japan and almost as likely to be wearing the
Chris’ private collection of CB750s; a shrine to Honda’s greatest creation
IT’S hard to believe that, until about 20 years ago, Chris Hikins was a Matchless enthusiast. When you walk into Chris’ shed today,
Wearing their ancient patina with pride; Wayne (the Indian guy) shares his wonderful collection
THERE’S a shed tucked away in the hills on the outskirts of Perth, Western Australia, where everything old is new again, and everything
The Barber Museum — a Lotto fantasy come true
Bucket list holiday destination in the USA IMAGINE for a moment that you woke up on this New Year’s Day morning to the
Vespa heaven — a surprise discovery under the Tuscan sun
THE way I see the world, there are two types of travellers — the planners and the wanderers. I’ve known plenty of both. Come
Thunderbikes’ Mario Poggioli, Perth’s Guzzi guru
IN A time when it seems the biggest growth areas in motorcycling are big multi-brand supermarket-style bike shops and small on-line micro-shops scattered across