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Motorcycle Design Of Today And What Tomorrow May Bring

If the next few years should see a great increase in the demand for motorcycles, as is confidently expected, we may hope to see also a... more
A Chat with a Moto-Cycling Lad from Riverside, Illinois

A Chat with a lad he had such a good time, so full of every-day-out-in-the-wide-world experiences, that he really didn’t remember when he... more
Baker’s Next Stunts Will Be in Australia

FROM Springfield, Mass., to San Francisco the distance, even without wabbling, is more than 3000 miles. From San Francisco to Honolulu,... more
Details of the 1915 Harley-Davidsons

A new twin, of same piston displacement as for 1914, but 11 h.p. and 65 m.p.h. guaranteed, with three-speed sliding gear transmission,... more
The Hendee Company’s New Racing Policy

Convinced that racing has served its purpose in the development of the motorcycle, the Hendee Mfg. Company announces its withdrawal,... more
An Interesting New Motor

SOMETIMES you have to go a long way from home to get the home news. Some months ago, this paper printed the first news of the beginning of... more
What Made You Buy a Motorcycle? | Just Between Us

Mr. Reader, how did you come to buy a motorcycle? Tell us, on a postcard-any old way. We want to know. more
Ervin Baker Gets Cross-Country Motorcycle Record

He Rides a 1914 electrically equipped, two-speed Indian from San Diego, in the southwestern corner of the United States, to New York City,... more
A Stockton Rider Talks on Livermore

ABOUT that Livermore matter: Our riders and the Stockton Motorcycle Club have passed resolutions boycotting Livermore, because of the... more
Los Angeles Riding Good, Trade Slow

HOP skip and jump exercise was used for warming-up purposes in a Covina orange grove, by Los Angeles Motorcycle Club members, Sunday, March... more
Summer Has Come To Los Angeles

TUESDAY of last week was the warmest March 17 this city had had for 35 years, since 1879. The official temperature at noon was 93. Of... more
Items of Interest to the Trade

The Detroit Free Press of July 21st contains a large advertisement by the Excelsior Autocycle Co., of that city, which is headed by Harry... more
Stop Killing off the Racing Men

Jake De Rosier is still lying in Crocker Street Hospital, in Los Angeles. He is in a different room-one with a window from which he can... more
The Smell O' Gasoline | Just Between Us

July 15, 1912 Pacific Motocycling - A new editor has hold of this paper. That may or may not mean anything to the casual reader at this... more
Racing Trouble at Cleveland

That Los Angeles is not the only place on the map which experiences friction and misunderstanding in connection with the racing game has... more