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  • - 100th Anniversary Edition Every Model Since 1921
    by Ian Falloon
    £31.99

    The Complete Book of Moto Guzzi covers 100 years of motorcycle production from the famed Italian manufacturer. Written by Italian motorcycle expert Ian Falloon, this is the most thorough reference to cover these legendary motorcycles.

  • - Every Model Since 1946
    by Ian Falloon
    £28.49

    See the incredible chronology of the awesome sportbikes bestowed on the world by Ducati in over 450 new and vintage photographs.

  • - Every Model Since 1923
    by Ian Falloon
    £28.49

  • by Ian Falloon
    £28.49

    In The Complete Book of Classic and Modern Triumph Motorcycles, motorcycle author and expert Ian Falloon details the development, tech specs, and ever evolving story of the classic Triumph motorcycle line-from the original Speed Twin to today's super popular Bonneville family.

  • by Ian Falloon
    £31.99

    Ian Falloon's authoritative history of the marque - expanded and brought up to date for this 6th edition - tells the inside story of Ducati's chequered path to glory, and describes every model, from the original 48cc Cucciolo to today's exotic Superbikes.

  • by Ian Falloon
    £10.99

    The Pantah Desmodue brought Ducati into the modern world of motorcycles. They were immediately more reliable than the earlier bevels, and established a blueprint that continues today. The proliferation of models is such that it can be difficult to determine the exact specification of an example.

  • by Ian Falloon
    £61.49

    The complete story of MV (Meccanica Verghera), that built its first motorcycle, a humble 98cc two-stroke, in 1945. The company expanded to include larger singles, twins, fours and sixes and for over 20 years MV dominated Grand Prix racing. Under the ownership of Cagiva a new era commenced in the 1980s, and this continues today.

  • by Ian Falloon
    £28.49

    This book tells the complete history of Moto Guzzi. From Carlo Guzzi's Tipo GP of 1920, to the MGX-21 Flying Fortress nearly 100 years later, every Moto Guzzi has been unique and charismatic. But the road hasn't always been smooth and Moto Guzzi has survived many ups and downs.

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