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A Century Of Motorcycling | Cat Tales

One-hundred years. Ten decades. A century. Longer than a lifetime, most of the time. Way back in 1912, Motorcyclist magazine debuted as... more
Laconia Pictorial From 1946

View photographs from Laconia, featured in this July 1946 issue of Motorcyclist Magazine. more
New Motorcycle Stuff From 1946

Coming eventually, and we hope they will come in to us as advertisers, are the following products now in the final stages of production for... more
Jet Propelled No. 79 Sam Arena

In six of the West Coast’s postwar events-in the half-milers at Dixon and Tulare, the Modesto class “C” hillclimb, the Stockton and Clovis... more
C. Tennant Lee

The death of Tennant Lee on Thanksgiving Day, this year, marked the passing of one of the few remaining elders of the American motorcycling... more
Theory And Practice In Motor Balancing

Note: We are reprinting this article by Uncle Frank from our April, 1937, issue due to the demand we have had for back issues of this... more
Mr. Edward Turner Of Triumph Engineering Co. Visits Johnson Motors, Inc.

A desire of many years’ standing came to a realization recently when Edward Turner, Managing Director of Triumph Engineering Company, Ltd,... more
Pacific Coast’s First A.M.A Sanctioned Race

Note: Just before going to press this report reached us and we are very pleased to be able to give our readers the results of the first... more
New Indian Chief Model 346 “War-Time” Model

An improved and modernized Indian Chief has just been announced from Springfield. The new 74-model 346-is known as “War-time Model 3... more
For You Technical Hounds

I was especially interested in a certain statement made by the undoubtedly capable gentleman writing under the nom de plume of “Shop... more
Riders Of The Films

Do any of the movie stars ride motorcycles? They sure do. Oh, it’s just a lot of press agent hokum to get their name in the paper, you say.... more
Dispatch Riders In Modern Warfare

For the launching of invasion operations in Normandy by the Allied Expeditionary Force, vital time-tables were linked up between the... more
“Give Us A Good Lightweight Machine”

A few weeks ago we got all hot and bothered wondering about the “how they did it” of the many motorcycle dealers who are keeping going in... more
Greetings, Pals From The Home Front Girls

We’re back a gain as promised, hoping you liked the greetings we sent last month. We’re quite proud of you boys in camps and overseas or... more
How Our Army Trains Its Motorcycle Specialists

Thrills of the open road and a slipstream of air with the enchanting aroma of wine have always appealed to the motorcycle rider- more