British Motorcycles Since 1950 series - Triumph, Norton & BSA, Steve Wilson. This series of books are reissues of core material from the six volume series British Motorcycles Since 1950 by the same author. Period photographs & drawings are supported by an informative text covering the history & machine changes year-by-year. 200mm x 240mm, 187 pages, hardbound, b&w illustrations.

Classic Motorcycles series - Triumph, Norton & BSA, Don Morley. This series covers the three main marques of the British bike industry. Each covers the full period of production, with a mainly photographic guide to the popular models. Don Morley has won many awards for his photography. Each section also contains informative supporting text. 235mm x 170mm, 160 pages, softbound, colour illustrations.

The Panther Story, Barry Jones. The complete history of Panther motorcycles, their manufacture, exploits, and achievements. Written by Barry Jones, the authority on the history of Panther motorcycles, this book is full of new information, photos and illustrations. The authoritative history of the marque.

Challenging Life on a 1948 Triumph: Daisy's Diaries, Graham Ham. Give up the day job, buy an old bike and ride off into the sunset – a dream for most but reality for the author as he takes on the Landmark Challenge set by the Triumph Owners Club. But first build the bike, make peace with the family, then just go - meeting life head on.

Fay Taylour: Queen of Speedway, Brian Belton. Fay Taylour was the most successful woman speedway rider - ever. Her short but meteoric career spanned just a few years in the late 1920s until women were banned from the Speedway in 1930.

The Last Hurrah!, Des Molloy. Des Molloy and Dick Huurdeman look like the sort of guys who should be sedately steering a sleigh in a Santa parade, not riding old single-banger British bikes half way across the world through some of the most difficult and remote terrain imaginable. Des's son Steve joined this intrepid pair as cameraman and general factotum for the highs and lows of an incident-packed three-month trek from Beijing to Arnhem on ‘Penelope’, a 1965 Yorkshire-made 650cc Panther, and ‘Dutch Courage’, a 1954 Norton 600.

The Rugged Road, Theresa Wallach. London to Cape Town overland by Panther and sidecar, pulling a trailer. No roads, no backup -- just straight across the Sahara through equatorial Africa, and South to the Cape - in 1935, without even a compass! This is quite simply the most incredible Panther journey ever!

Velocette Since 1950: The Big Singles, Steve Wilson. Velocette is one of the legendary British motorcycle manufacturers. In their day few other machines of the period could go as fast for as long, or handle as well as a big Velocette single. It is a Velocette that holds the distinction of being the first bike to achieve 100 mph for 24 hours. This book provides detailed information on all of the large singles produced and how they changed over the years. It also gives a comprehensive description of the history of the company from 1950 until final closure in 1970.

We've All Been There, Spider. This collection of cartoons celebrates those magical moments when things don’t quite go right - disasters in the garage, breakdowns, and the many moments of acute embarrassment and guilt which seem to plague us all! Of course, these are the moments that become stories told and retold, until we too find ourselves in danger of becoming a character in one of Spider’s cartoons!

When Rosie Met Anneka, Steve Wilson. If only a motorbike could talk! And in this charming, beautifully illustrated story they can! Or at least one very special bike does, a BSA A10 called Anneka, that's nearly 50 years old and in need of some tender loving care.