
Silk Headscarf
Twenty-one year old motorcycle triallist June Adams on her bike, March 1951.
Twenty-one year old motorcycle triallist June Adams on her bike, March 1951.
– behind a dirt bike owner on Lake Shore Drive. Hopefully it came home muddy.
– more rugged undertakings, as seems to have been the theme this week, with a purposeful alleyway machine. The whiff of green contrasts pleasantly with the gritty red brick wall behind.
– cleaner than a clock; a rather splendid oil-in-frame Triumph with ruby tank and polished cases. The light bronze frame is a special touch.
– knobbly boots ready to stroll along a country hedgerow. Chasing the hare.
– woodland warrior, sand dune destroyer, green lane gobbler. A sweet six course meal of a rugged Moto straining at the reins looking for an adventure.
Ace Maria
– converted Bonneville with meant characteristics to take on any desert terrain. Fun in a Tin.
– Orange club. Vitamin C. Red ‘n’ Yellow. The perfect color against the grey oily engine and black frame.
– what a fun looking little back lane machine. The black rims and army green tank a a superb look.
– Saint Paddy’s should be celebrated with the tearing across a verdant mountain meadow on racing green Triumph scrambler.
– what a smart looking machine. Chunky tires; silver and green color scheme; clown car horn; desert trim. Champion!
– pre-unit Bonnie that has been tastefully fettled for action along a rural trail. Looks like a proper bike.
Tasty example of a sixties Triumph off road machine. there’s is something very satisfying about this one.
– What do you get if you cross a 500cc Triumph Twin engine with a Greeves frame? A Grumph. Like some character from a Maurice Sendak story; it may make an adventure out of a jaunt in the woods.