40 Results: classic race bikes in South Australia

Redline SQB-26 26" BMX Freestyle Bike-Turquoise Ridden once - As New The Redline SQB-26 26" BMX Freestyle Bike-Turquoise is a nod to our very first production BMX bike, the Squareback. It features an aluminum alloy frame and a full chromoly steel fork. Vintage-style graphics, double head tube gussets, and the V-shaped handlebar let you roll around town in retro style. You can also bust out a few laps at your local track, thanks to the race-worthy components, including Flight cranks, a Redline

Classic Racer magazine, No. 26, Summer 1989. 72 pages. Includes Return of the Roarer Supplement. 16 pages. In very good condition for age. The covers have a few scuff marks and the front cover has a newsagent's sticker at the top. The internal pages have age related edge discolouration, otherwise in very good condition. The Supplement is in excellent condition. Cover: Maestro Minter Britain's most under-rater racer? Minter on his 500cc Norton in May 1965. Contents: Classic Shots,

Excellent condition. Never crashed or dropped Rare Heritage Red colour- like a classic race car 🏎️ Bottom Bracket not included Check the rest of my listings for other cool bike bits. I aim to post new items up weekly. Payment options: Cash pick up Bank deposit PayPal (please choose the friends and family option to avoid fees, or pay 3% PayPal fees) Pay by installment may be negotiated *Note -I don’t respond to enquiries between Friday sunset to Saturday sunset (Sabbath hours). -Prices may

The Redline SQB-26 is a nod to our very first production BMX bike, the Squareback. It features an aluminum alloy frame and a full Chromoly steel fork. Vintage-style graphics, double-head tube gussets, and the V-shaped handlebar let you roll around town in retro style. You can also bust out a few laps at your local track, thanks to the race-worthy components, including Flight cranks, a Redline Sport saddle, and Vee Speedster 26×2.125 inch tires. Specifications • Frame - 6061 alloy, gussets, ove

this was a new old stock frame alloy race and fork it has a sealed bearing head set . most parts brand new .2 piece cranks.it has not been used since being built. excellent light bike . look at photos and any questions please text me .

Classic Racer magazine, Spring 1989, No. 25. New Look magazine. UK publication. Editor: Bob Berry. 72 pages. In very good overall condition for age. Covers have some scuff marks. Front cover has newsagent's sticker near the top plus some nicks on the top edge. Internal pages have age related discolouration, but are otherwise in very good condition. The lower staple is no longer holding the centrefold age. Front Cover: Chris Vincent On three wheels and two. Back Cover: Honda RC145 R

Australasia Classic Motorcycling magazine No. 16, 1988. Editor-Publisher: Steve Hazelton. 84 pages. In near excellent condition for age. The front cover has a tiny top edge defect. Internal pages have slight age related discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Contents: Letters (4 pages); School teacher's holiday: Bill Tarplee recalls a trek from Adelaide to Northern NSW... he'd rather forget (2 pages); The Rokon: Two wheel drive motorcycle (2 pages); Matchless Silve

Australia and New Zealand Classic Motorcycling magazine, 1986, No. 3. Australian publication. Editor: Steve Hazelton. 67 pages. In good overall condition for age. Covers have some scuff marks, stain spots and edge wear. Internal pages have age related discolouration, but are otherwise in very good to excellent condition. Front Cover: Frank Judson, well known Jackeroo, with Douglas oufit, Boorowa NSW late 1920's. Contents: Letters (1 page); Newcastle Swap Meet (1 1/2 pages); 1973 Mun

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 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, Winter 1983. A Classic Bike Special. U.K. publication. Editor: Mike Nicks. 74 pages. In near excellent condition for age. Front cover has a penned price. Minor scuff marks on the back cover. Internal pages have age related discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Cover: Bill Ivy on 350cc Jawa V4, 1969 Dutch TT. Contents: An Historic Occassion: Classic bikes get their own TT Race in 1984. But can they live up to the Island's challenge? (2 page

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

REVS Mcycle News Friday October 13, 1972. Fold out full size newspaper. Australia's Top-Seller - Fortnigtly. 24 pages. In very good overall condition for age. Cover: Honda's first production two-stroker, the 250cc Elsinore. Contents: Triumph Racers for Australia, BSA-Triumph works rider Percy Tait on the 750cc Triumph three cylinder Formula 750 racer which will almost certainly be delivered to Australia later this year (1/2 page); Moto-cross at Calder; Perry second in US classic (1/2

The Classic Motorcycle magazine 10 2011. 116 pages. New Look. In near excellent condition. There are a couple of tiny scuffs close to the spine. The front cover has a small crease in the bottom turning corner. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Apparent marks on the contents page are part of the original printing or styling, with the exact same markings in other issues. The photos show the condition and form part of the description. Front cover photo: Murray's motorcycling me

Classic Bike magazine March 2010, No. 362. 132 pages. In very good overall condition. There are tiny scuff marks to the top and bottom of the spine and a few scuff marks to the back cover. Internal pages are in near excellent condition. The photos show the condition and form part of the description. Front cover photo: Royal Enfield 750 Interceptor. Contents: The Big Picture: Freddie Spencer, unknown rider makes stunning debut (2 pages); Classic World (6 pages); BSA Rally: Internatio

In very good condition. Covers have some minor scuff marks. Three pages in the advertising section have a small nick on the bottom edge near the turning corner. Other internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover: Old V New Triumphs Tested, 1976 T140 744cc and 2006 twin 865cc. Contents: Classic world: news (4 pages); Has Parliament gone mad?: New legislation that could have huge implications to the classic bike world (1 page); A-Z Bike news (1 page); 69th Pioneer Run: 363 pre-

Classic Bike magazine, April 2004, No. 291. 115 pages. In near excellent condition. Tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine. Front Cover: GOLDIE SPECIAL. Gold Star! Buying, riding and racing BSA's legendary single. Contents: Letters (2 pages); The Way We Were: Nostalgic pictures of people and their bikes (1 page); Thruxton Bonnie: It's a Triumph Bonneville new for 2004, what it's like to ride (3 pages); Classic News (3 pages); Read: Racing Gold Stars then and now (1 page);

Classic Bike magazine, May 2002, No. 268. 99 pages. The Supplement "Guide to Buying and Selling" that came with this issue is not present. In very good overall condition. The covers have a few scuff marks at the top and bottom of the spine and on the top edge. Internal pages are in near excellent condition. Front cover: Buy Your Dream Bike. Contents: News: Bike hoard discovered under floorboards (3 pages); Phil Read Column: Buying bikes and helping scoutmaster at TT ( 1 page); Event

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 28, No. 10, October 2001. 132 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine and a crease in the top turning corner of the front cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: The Real Thing, Genuine Rocket Goldie on test. Contents: FOCUS: News (4 pages); Products (2 pages); OLD BIKE: 1929 Humber 2 3/4 hp Sports (6 pages); 1935 Norton Model 50 (8 pages including centrefold); TECH: You Were Askin

Classic Bike magazine, December 2001, No. 263. 107 pages. In very good condition. Tiny scuffs to the top and base of the spine; light scuff marks to the back cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Triumph's Forgotten Thunderbird. Contents: Suzuki wins Stafford: Heidi's Cockerton's conquering 1963 T10 (1/2 page); Talon Treat at Del Mar: California concours (1/2 page); New Model Test: Electric Start Bullet, Royal Enfield 500ES (1 page); Classic Scene: Diary and 20 -

Classic Bike magazine, June 2001, No. 257. 99 pages. In very good overall condition. Some very small scuffs to the spine. Front cover has two small tears (3mm and 6mm) from the top edge, a scuff and crease in the middle of the turning edge. Back cover has a light crease near the turning edge. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover: Pre-unit Paradise, Bob Allen's stylish 650 Triton. Contents: Workshop scene: Tony East's British heaven (2 pages); Fogarty to ride at Go

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 27, No. 11, November 2000. 132 pages. In very good overall condition. Front cover has a tiny scuff at the top of the spine and a small paper defect in the bottom turning corner (torn off), otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover photo: Neal Beadling's big bore Hyde Harrier. Contents: News (5 pages); Product Review (1 page); OLD BIKE: Norton ES2: Revelling in a Twenties sporting single (5 pages); Crocker V-twins (6 pages); You Were Asking

Classic Bike magazine, October 1998, No. 225. 115 pages. In near excellent condition. Back cover has a slight crease on the top turning corner. Front cover: Tune Your Riding. Contents: Classic World (7 pages); Top Secret Trident: Exclusive ride on Triumph's first prototype triple. Was this the bike they should have built? (6 pages); Riding academy: Learning advanced roadcraft techniques can improve your riding enjoyment and safety (10 pages); Wizard of the wood: Why Vincent fans tre

Classic Bike magazine, March 1996, No. 194. 99 pages. In very good condition for age. Front cover has a few edge scuffs and a light crease near the bottom edge. Internal pages in near excellent condition. Front Cover: Dunstall Dominator 650SS. Contents: Indian Sport Scout: 1941 750cc sportster (6 pages); Newslines (4 pages); Dunstall Dominator (5 pages); Writelines (2 pages); Leopoldo Tartarini: Italjet's founder gives the kids what they want (5 pages); BSA Fleetstar: Plodding alon