Comprehensive Vintage Motorcycle Price Guide 2015-2016 Edition | Pop Quiz!
Imagine having reliable, researched pricing data and tips about how to assess and grade a vintage motorcycles at your fingertips at a moment like this!
Indian Motorcycle: Americas First Motorcycle Company | Rider’s Library
Did you know there was an Indian called the “Bonneville?” It’s true; in 1947, Indian offered a HP version of the Chief called the Bonneville—a dozen years before Triumph used the name.
The Vincent in the Barn & The Harley in the Barn Review | Rider’s...
Each book brings you up close and personal not only with some exceptional bikes with fascinating histories, but with their past and present owner's stories.
The Book of Ducati Overhead Camshaft Singles 1955-1974 by Ian Falloon | Review
The Book of Ducati Overhead Camshaft Singles 1955-1974 by Ian Falloon | Rider's Library
With an MSRP of $100 U.S. ($120 in Canada) you’d be...
The Motorcycle a Complete History by Roland Brown | Rider’s Library
Roland Brown’s 2004 book, “The Motorcycle a Complete History,” is an amazingly comprehensive book considering its relatively compact format, covering the history of motorcycle development from the 1860s through 2004 in only 192 pages.
How to Restore Triumph Trident T150/T160 & BSA Rocket III | Rider’s Library
How to Restore Triumph Trident T150/T160 & BSA Rocket III by Chris Rooke takes the novel approach of making the narrative less like a technical manual and more like a conversation.
Harley-Davidson CVO Motorcycles Review | Rider’s Library
In their definitive work on the history of CVO, veteran motojournalists, Marilyn Stemp and son, Vincent Stemp, document every CVO model offered since the line’s inception.
The Complete Book of BMW Motorcycles Review | Ian Falloon
The Complete Book of BMW Motorcycles-Every Model Since 1923 covers not just the full range of models, but racing history, personalities, design points and specifications - all within 288 beautiful pages.
Top 10 Rider’s Library Picks of All Time – Well, the Past 3 Years
Over the past three years, since we started offering reviews of the latest in new motorcycle literature and some of the greats of the past in our “Rider’s Library” section, we have come across some enlightening, entertaining and profound reading. In all, we’ve done reviews and retro-reviews on 70 motorcycle books. With so much more out there, we’re not done yet.
Historic Motorcycles 1885-1985 by Richard Renstrom | Rider’s Library
Author Richard Renstrom has a depth and breadth of experience with motorcycles of nearly all brands and types that is difficult to top. In a career spanning from 1962 to 1985, Renstrom published more than 800 works on motorcycles and their history.
Test Rider by Julian Amos | Motorcycle Rider’s Library
Who hasn’t mused about how cool it would be to ride the latest, greatest, top-secret prototype motorcycles under development by one of the world’s premier motorcycle manufacturers? It’s got to be the dream gig on the planet with no down side, right?
Beyond My Wildest Dreams | Rider’s Library: Münch Mammoth
Beyond My Wildest Dreams by David Manthey | Retro Review
The Münch Mammoth (Mammut) is rather like Sasquatch; a lot of us have heard of...
Head Check – What it Feels Like to Ride Motorcycles | Rider’s Library
Head Check - What it Feels Like to Ride Motorcycles by Jack Lewis
Take the go-for-broke Gonzo journalism style of Hunter S. Thompson, the classic...
Racing Line by Bob Guntrip – British Motorcycle Racing History
Racing Line by Bob Guntrip | Rider's Library
Before Mike Hailwood, Giacomo Agostini and Barry Sheene became legends and superstars of GP motorcycle racing on...
How to Restore Suzuki 2-Stroke Triples | Rider’s Library
Triple Trouble? See How to Restore Suzuki 2-Stroke Triples
The U.K.’s Ricky Burns has cranked out some very helpful restoration guides for those poor souls...
