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1991 Harley-Davidson FXDB Sturgis

In America, Cruiser by Abhi2 Comments

In 1991, Harley released a customized FXDB to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Sturgis rally. One year later, they did the same to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the rally in Daytona. Approximately 1600 and 1700 of the limited models were released, respectively – here’s #1,295 of the former.

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In Germany – 1928 Bohmerland Touren 600

In Touring by Abhi3 Comments

Post-Listing Update: This Bohmerland did not meet reserve, with just one bid at the opening amount of $100,000. Bohmerland was a Czechoslovakian firm that built bikes between ’24 and ’39. All of their bikes were of one ‘model’, but with wheelbase options from a 2 seat “Sport” model to the 4 seater “Lang Touren” (Long Touring). This is the option …

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Guess That Bike – Vintage German Ad Edition

In Blog by Abhi15 Comments

A dear friend of mine just opened up his second restaurant – shameless plug for Brat & Brau in Hermosa Beach, California! He’s got pages from vintage German magazines all over the place, and I couldn’t help but notice this ad with a motorcycle in it. So, what’s the bike?

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1954 Ariel Square Four MKII Custom

In Custom, England by Abhi4 Comments

You don’t normally think of an Ariel Square Four as the platform for a British custom, but this bike was given a 2.5 year long frame off restoration and turned into a ‘cafe racer’ in the process. I’m not entirely thrilled with the results – but what do you think?

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Bike-urious 2016 Survey Results

In Blog by Abhi4 Comments

Wow. Thanks so much to everyone who participated – about 50% of readers who saw the post donated their time to fill out the survey, and I can’t say how much I appreciated it. Now, let’s get our learn on!

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Meet Justin Wright!

In Blog by Abhi6 Comments

Alright, here’s the last (but not least) addition to the Bike-urious contributor stable, at least for now. Read on to learn more about Justin Wright, who has enjoyed an eclectic history of motorcycles:

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Tube-Framed Buell – 1997 Buell Cyclone

In America, Less than 5k, Sport by Joe5 Comments

If ever there were a philosophical mis-match in the moto world, it had to be the marriage of Erik Buell and Harley-Davidson Motor Company. An avowed motorcycle racer and sport bike enthusiast, Buell built his first competition motorcycle in 1983 and went on to design and build Sportster-engine based street bikes. Harley began acquiring Buell’s company in 1993 and had …