Barn Find: Tucker 48
The Tucker 48 is unquestionably one of the most beloved American cars of all time. The story of its development, production, and downfall are…
Engineering
Bandit 9 EDEN
Bandit 9 is a custom motorcycle garage that can lay claim to building genuinely unique bikes – a rare thing in and of itself….
Lola F1R – Road-Legal Formula 1 Car
The Lola F1R is the result of a bet between Lola engineers about whether it was possible to build something close to a Formula…
Harley-Davidson Big Twins – The Knucklehead
In the twenties and thirties overhead valve engines were well known to be more efficient and consequently more powerful than either side-valve engines or…
1971 Steyr-Puch Haflinger
The Steyr-Puch Haflinger was developed in the late 1950s as a replacement for the ageing American-built Jeeps that were still being used by the…
Harley-Davidson Big Twins – The F-head
The F-head was the first in a long line of “big” Harley-Davidon V-twins, and it set a precedent that is still going strong today…
The Invention of the Ford Flathead V8 Engine
The Invention of the Ford V8 Engine is a documentary about the development of the original Ford V8 – the Flathead that made its…
Aviatore Veloce Turbojet Coffee Machine
Just 100 examples of the new Aviatore Veloce Turbojet Coffee Machine will be built, and much like the other creations from Super Veloce it’s…
Ducati Condor Racer by BevelTech
The Condor A350 is a motorcycle built in Switzerland by Condor-Werke AG for the Swiss Military. Rather then building a bespoke engine for the…
XTR Pepo Ducati Racer
This new Ducati by XTR Pepo is a chimera of sorts, much like the creature from Greek mythology it’s composed of parts from multiple…
2×2 Rokon Trail-Breaker
The Rokon Trail-Breaker is an American-made 2-wheel drive motorcycle that’s been used by everyone from the US military, to the forestry service, to treasure…
1976 Suzuki RG500 XR14
The Suzuki RG500 has been hailed by many as the Norton Manx of the 2-stroke era. Its unusual square-4 engine launched the Japanese 2-strokes…