62 Results: vintage bike in Firle 5070, SA

$260 Purchased in 2020, used once or twice. Stored indoors and carport. Size S Specifications link: https://www.reidcycles.com.au/products/reid-esprit-ladies-vintage-bike-black

• 500 cc
• 100000 km

Here i have some left overs from my early days of owning BSAs, AJS, Matchless and Aerials. Sorry i can't remember which parts belong to what model. Anyone who owns any of these models of bike in the 250 to 600cc singles range could recognize some of them. I have had these parts for over 30 yrs.

Mid 80s Shimano HB6207 set includes Shimano quick release skewers, Shimano 600 freewheel body and 6 speed individual sprockets 13/18. 36 hole hubs, English thread, 100/126 mm spacing. Front and rear hubs marked HB6207. In excellent working condition and spins/ratchets freely. Came off a 6 speed vintage road bike and has had minimal use over the years - as seen by the photos. Local pick up, or Aus Post shipping extra $15.

• 20/04/2024 to 20/04/2024

Vintage record player and speakers Crockery including vintage collectables, retro, antique, Art Deco light fittings $10 - $280, modern Chandelier etc - VINTAGE- picture frames $5 to $25, Italian bicycle parts, safety razor GEM $80, Carbide bike lamp $120, US ARMY MESS KIT $150 etc. - SHOES - size 37 & 38 & 39 - flats, heels, sneakers, boots - HIGH VIS new jacket $90 with fleece lined vest - RETRO swarovski crystal OWL, SWAN, chickens etc - PHOTO ALBUMS as new $5each or make an offer - 12 album

Classic Racer magazine, Autumn 1986, No. 15. UK publication. Editor: Mike Nicks. 72 pages. In very good overall condition for age. Front cover has some light scuff marks, a crease in the bottom turning corner and a newsagent's sticker at the top. Back cover has some tiny stain dots adjacent to the spine. Internal pages have age related discolouration, but are otherwise in very good condition. Front Cover: Peter Williams (JP Norton) leads Cal Rayborn (Harley-Davidson) in the 1972 Anglo

Classic Motor Cycle magazine July 1986, Vol. 9, No. 2. UK publication. Editor: Bob Currie. 72 pages. In very good overall condition for age. The front cover has a printed name at the top and couple of marks on the top left side from removal of the newsagents' sticker. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Internal pages have age related discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover: Richard Forshaw's Wallis Blackburne. Back Cover: John Lycett's 1951 V

Classic Racer magazine, Spring 1984, No. 5. A Classic Bike Special. U.K. publication. Editor: Mike Nicks. 74 pages. In very good condition for age. Front cover has a penned price at top and a small crease in the bottom turning corner. Back cover has a couple of scuff marks and small turning corner creases. The bottom staple is no longer holding the centrefold page. Other internal pages have age related discolouration, but are otherwise in near excellent condition. Cover: Ray Pickre

Classic Racer magazine, Summer 1985, No. 10. UK publication. Editor: Mike Nicks. 72 pages. In very good overall condition for age. The covers have some scuff marks. The front cover has penned price at the top and a crease mark in the top turning corner. Internal pages have age related discolouration, but are otherwise in near excellent condition. Front Cover: Roger Reiman, the complete racer. Contents: Editorial (2 pages); Letters (2 pages); Now and Then: Can't stop thinking about

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 28, No. 4, April 2001. 132 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and base of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: A very superior replica, Riding a brand new Brough. Contents: FOCUS: News (4 pages); Products (3 pages); OLD BIKE: 1924 Douglas 2 3/4 hp (6 pages); Cover Story: New Brough Superior (6 pages); TECH: You Were Asking (3 pages); PEOPLE: Warrs Harley-Davidson (5 pages); CLAS

The Classic MotorCycle magazine August 1994, Vol. 21, No. 8. 71 pages. In very good condition for age. Some minor scuff marks to the covers. Back cover has a diagonal crease mark. Internal pages in excellent condition. Front Cover: Silver Bullet. Contents: Triumph Mountain Cub: Meriden's answer to the Japanese trail bike boom (4 pages); News (2 pages); Blowback: Your views on Sunbeam twins and Vincent forks (2 pages); Ariel Leader: A motor cycle scooter (2 pages); Overhead-valve Ral

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 17, No. 6, October 1990. 71 pages. In near excellent condition for age. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Front cover has two depressions near the bottom. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover main photo: Long Playing Single, 1957 Norton ES2. Contents: Editorial (1/2 page); On The Four Winds: news (1 1/2 pages); Letters (2 pages); One Purpose: Four valves, four s

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 17, No. 2, June 1990. 71 pages. In good overall condition for age. Front cover has a few scuffs and a crease in the top turning corner. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Rotary Douglas. Contents: Editorial (1/2 page); On The Four Winds: news (1 1/2 pages); Letters (2 pages); Treasures of the Museums, Unbeatable Ulster: Graham Walker's Rudge is a real treasure (4 pag

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 15, No. 5, September 1989. 71 pages. In near excellent condition for age. Front cover has a residual mark from removed newsagent's sticker. Back cover has a few edge marks. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover main photo: A sidecar extravaganza. Contents: Editorial (1/2 page); On The Four Winds: news (2 1/2 pages); Treasures of the Museums: Muriel Hind's Blue Devil, Re

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 15, No. 2, June 1989. 71 pages, plus 16 page Supplement "The World's Weirdest Motor Cycles" is still affixed to the covers. In near excellent condition. Front cover has a couple of tiny scuff marks. Internal pages have some age related edge discolouration. The Supplement is in excellent condition. Cover: Norton's Mundane Model 50. Contents: On The Four Winds: Classic news (3 pages); Treasures of the National: A G50 Matchless from the Ken Bills

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 9, No. 2, June 1986. 71 pages. In very good overall condition for age. There are a few scuff marks to the covers. Front cover has creasing in the bottom turning corner. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, tiny dog ears in bottom turning corner to early pages, otherwise in very good condition. Front Cover: AJS 7R. Back cover: Norton International on which Geoff Duke won the 1949 Clubman's TT. Contents: Editorial: Tunnel Vision (1 pa

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 5, No. 4, August 1984. 71 pages. In near excellent condition for age. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: 1925 Brough Superior SS100. Back Cover photo: 1935 343cc Triumph Model 3/5, was to emerge as the Tiger 80 of 1937. Contents: Editorial: A look at the manual (1 page); LEF Twin: The history of an intriguing Watford-built racing special (4 pages); Letters (3 pag

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 4, No. 2, December 1983. 71 pages. In very good overall condition for age. Front cover has a couple of scuffs plus penned price near the top. Back cover has a penned name at the top. Contents page has a penned name. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in near excellent condition. Front cover photo: 1925 500cc James side-valve twin. Contents: Editorial: The Times They Are A-Changing (1 page); Forgotten Rac

Classic Bike magazine, November 1981, No.22. U.K. publication. 71 pages. In near excellent condition for age. Front cover has a couple of scuffs close to the spine and a penned price at the top. Back cover in excellent condition. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover photo: Kevin Minchew and his 650cc Triton. Contents: Classic Test: Back to the cafe racer era with a 650cc Triton (4 pages); Triton Building Guide: Fie

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 8, No. 2, December 1985. In very good condition for age. A few scuffs to the covers. Front cover has printed name at the top. Internal pages have minor age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Rudge called Barnaby. Back cover photo: The Griffun. Contents: Editorial: Old Man with the Scythe (1 page); Barnaby: If Rudge had still been building bikes in post-war times, the 499cc Ulster might have look

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 6, No. 4, February 1985. 71 pages. In very good condition for age. Front cover has some light scuffs close to the spine and small defect on the top edge. Internal pages have age related paper discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Cover photo: 1928 dirt Rudge. Contents: Editorial (1 page); Wehrmacht Sidecars: The German Army's addiction to BMW and Zündapp combinations in World War Two (4 pages); Letters (2 1/2 pages); Rank Outs

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 19, No. 9, September 1992. 71 pages. In very good condition for age. There are tiny scuffs to the top and base of the spine, otherwise the covers are in excellent condition. Internal pages have some minor age related discolouration but are otherwise in excellent condition. Original advertising is still affixed in the centrefold. Cover: Triumph Trophy. Contents: In the Workshop: Hints and tips on choosing tools and making the most of your space (3

The Classic Motor Cycle magazine, October 1984, Vol. 5, No. 6. 71 pages. In very good condition for age. Covers have some minor scuff and stain spots plus newsagent's price sticker at the top. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Grindlay-Peerless. Back cover: 1935 250cc New Imperial Grand Prix model & 1928 496cc Cotton-Blackburne. Contents: Editorial: (1 page); The Hawker: Restoration of a rare survivor (3

Classic Bike magazine, August 1981, No. 19. Paginated 71 pages. INCOMPLETE: pages 35-38 are missing. The missing content is the centrefold four pages. According to the contents page, the missing content is: the first page of the article 'Classic Test, pre-unit Triumph Bonneville', which appears to have been a photograph page as the text of the article starts on page 39 and is complete, and the centrefold photo (unknown). The remainder of the magazine in fairly good overall condition for ag

Classic Bike magazine, February 1983, No. 37. 71 pages. In very good overall condition for age. Covers have some minor scuff marks. Front cover has a small penned name and price at top. Internal pages in excellent condition for age. Front Cover: 350cc Excelsior Manxman. Contents: FEATURES: Classic Test: 350cc Excelsior Manxman, a post vintage 'cammy' single (4 pages), plus centrefold 1938 350cc Excelsior Manxman (2 pages); From Rockets to Renaults: Eddie Dow remembers the birth of BSA