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In the first twenty-five years of the 20th century, there were more than 350 motorcycle manufacturers listed in the United Kingdom (and probably a similar number in America). These ranged from those who would last for decades—Triumph, Norton, BSA, etc—to those unknown names of which no examples survive. The number of firms setting up to manufacture motorcycles is breath-taking and, while some only produced one or two machines and lasted months rather than years, many firms did actually continue in business for several years, most put out of business by the Great War as much as by market forces. While you have probably heard of New Imperial, do you, for example, know of New Era, New Henley, New Courier, New Coulson, New Comet, New Bowden or New Gerrard? While we often refer…

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE GETS A NEW HEART

The all-new motor is an 1769cc,108 cubic inch, liquid-cooled V-twin and there will be those among you who have just said to yourselves, ‘But that’s less displacement than the Thunder Stroke 116’. Indeed it is, but it’s all about torque. Despite being a smaller motor, the PowerPlus 108 delivers 128 ft/lbs of torque, compared to the Thunder Stroke’s 126 ft/lbs. Indian doesn’t issue a horsepower claim for the Thunder Stroke 116, but at a guess it’s less than the 121 horses produced by the new PowerPlus. The PowerPlus will be fitted—initially at least—to the new Indian Challenger, the fixed fairing bagger that will be the highest performing American V-twin ever. We know, a bagger. What can we say? “We challenge our engineers with the notion that anything less than best-in-class design…

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE GETS A NEW HEART

ZERO GOES LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE

So far there has been no official confirmation that the Long Way Up will be an electric trip, although Charley Boorman has referred to this journey as being ‘non-traditional’, but it would be—as Grav pointed out in last month’s Tailpiece in 100% Biker #252—a remarkable marketing coup for Harley. However, what is more surprisingly is that, if MacGregor and Boorman have chosen to undertake their next adventure on electric motorcycles, that they have chosen the LiveWire and not a model like a Zero which would appear to be more suited for the purpose. (The answer is probably that Harley’s marketing and publicity budget is way, way bigger than that of Zero Motorcycles. Its tea and biscuits budget is probably bigger than Zero’s PR budget.) Zero has already staked its claim to…

ZERO GOES LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE

THE POLICE GO ELECTRIC

Across the world, the forces of law and order have been among early adopters of the new generation of electrical motorcycles. In America, well over one hundred police forces use electric motorcycles and industry leader, Zero Motorcycles, has been supplying exclusive models to the police for the last nine years. Now that revolution could be coming to the thin blue line in the United Kingdom. Zero’s new SR/F has recently been tested by West Midlands Police’s Road Harm Prevention team as part of a programme aimed at education drivers, improving motorcycle safety and reducing the number of accidents in which a motorcyclist is involved. An unmarked Zero was riding by a police officer in plain clothes who was wearing a body camera. Over a period of two weeks, that camera was…

MULLER HYDRO CLUTCH

Müller Motorcycle AG has a sterling reputation in the aftermarket clutch industry, established over more than twenty years. It was a quarter of a century ago that the Müller Power Clutch was first launched and now the German company has unveiled a similar revolutionary device for hydraulic clutches. Since the new Harley-Davidson models are known for their impressive torque, they require a healthy clutch. Therefor the use of strong clutch springs is essential, resulting in a rather strong force required to pull in the clutch lever. This can be awkward and tiring, especially when riding in busy and aggressive city traffic, stuck in a traffic jam or on curvy, mountain roads. So Müller Motorcycle AG has developed a new clutch controller which significantly reduces the force required to operate the clutch…

MULLER HYDRO CLUTCH

LIVEWIRE GOES DEAD

In the middle of October, Harley-Davidson closed down production of its long-awaited electric motorcycle, the LiveWire. Quite why no-one is too sure—and Harley isn’t telling, saying; ‘Temporarily stopping LiveWire production allowed us to confirm that the non-standard condition identified on one motorcycle was a singular occurrence.’ It appears to be a quality issue and quite likely to involve the model’s charging system. Production was shut down for almost a week while the problem was identified and the company issued a statement saying, ‘Customers may continue riding their LiveWire motorcycle and are able to charge the motorcycle through all methods,’ which is a little curious as the first LiveWires have yet to arrive at dealer showrooms.…

A NEW LITTER OF MUTTS!

The idea behind this model is that it’s a tourer. Yes, a 125cc tourer! And you know, that’s not quite as crazy as it might sound. Mutt has designed the GT-SS for long rides, equipping it with the tools it needed to go the extra mile. Make that, miles. (I should add that by ‘tools’ we mean the features suitable for long distances, not the actual physical stuff like spanners and hammers—this is one reliable little motorcycle and you can use any extra space for useful travel stuff like fridge magnets and snow globe souvenirs rather than socket sets.) To start with, the Mutt GT-SS has a larger tank than its stablemates, this tank boasting a 17-litre capacity. There are neat little details like LED indicators, CNC-machined headlight brackets, satin-finished aluminium…

A NEW LITTER OF MUTTS!

FLYING LAZARETH

Ludovic Lazareth is already famous for his remarkable performance custom builds and now the French maverick has taken things several steps further with the LMV496 which is, yes, a flying motorcycle! Even more remarkably, it boasts a V8 engine for everyday use—well, as much everyday use as you will get out of a V8 motorcycle on the road—while a Jetcat turbine will lift 308 pounds of machine into the air. The machine takes around 60 seconds to transition from ground to air mode and it really is like something out of a Transformers movie as the bike literally flattens itself. The total power delivered is around 1300 horses for 2800N of thrust and the transition from the road mode to the flight mode is done by operating a simple switch on…

FLYING LAZARETH

YAMAHA ELECTS TRICITY

With most manufacturers saving their new launches for EICMA which, somewhat inconveniently, start the week after we go to press with this issue, it’s thanks to Yamaha which has had the goodness to unveil two of its newest examples of craziness at the Tokyo Motor Show. First up is the Tricity 300, a baby version of the company’s much publicised Niken, equipped as that model is with two front leaning wheels. It’s a scooter targeted at the top end of the commuter market although we have no information on specification or dealer launch at present. What is equally interesting, however, is that Yamaha says the Tricity 300 can be ridden by customers with a car licence only, opening up a whole new market. An even more blatant pitch at the car market…

YAMAHA ELECTS TRICITY

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GETTING A GRIP ON AN INDIAN As the Indian Motorcycle range grows, so does the amount of accessories and aftermarket parts available for the models. One of the newest to be launched are these grips by Avon. The grips allow you to tailor the grip to suit your preferences for feel, look and finish, with a choice of gel, air-cushioned or memory foam grips. The gel grips are the softest and most ergonomic in the range, while the air-cushioned grips are made from a core bar with air pockets and the memory foam version comes with a closed cell skin. Designed to fit 2015-onwards Scouts and Indian Big Twins from 2014-17, all the grip sets are finished with 6061 billet aluminium caps and are available in a variety of colours and…

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The Suzuki T500 is a model which has become woefully neglected as the years have rolled by. It was, admittedly, never the prettiest of motorcycles, in its stock form it was rather dumpy with a petrol tank that resembled a large potato. But, when it was launched in 1967, it was quite remarkable; the largest two-stroke twin since the Scott, it was capable of over 100mph and handled quite well, too. First called the Cobra until Ford got all shirty because of its Shelby Mustang Cobra, models worldwide were called the Titan from 1968. The T500 was surprisingly successful in competition, finishing second in the Daytona 200 in 1969 and being the first two-stroke to win an AMA National Road Race. But, although it was half the price of a Honda…

THE HOOK UP GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANSOY, MONMOUTHSHIRE

I’d decided to go to a local rally that weekend and it was while I was checking all the nuts and bolts on the XS (always wise on a 40-year-old bike) that I had a message from Crazy Chris whose chop was in #247 of 100% Biker. He had a ticket to the Hook Up, he couldn’t go, did I want it? Did I! Having picked up the ticket from him and thanked him, I was soon at Great House Farm. On the camping field I was met by Del who told me that the many chops who’d passed me going the other way (always a worry when you’re en route to an event!) were off on the rideouts, the main one of which was going to Chepstow, up the…

THE HOOK UP GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANSOY, MONMOUTHSHIRE

LOMO ADVENTURE DRY BAG £58 New from Lomo are its Adventure Pannier Dry Bags which are aimed at the adventure bike market. At approximately 13L capacity, these panniers are smaller than Lomo’s other soft panniers and have increased mounting flexibility with a multitude of loops and straps to help keep the bag firmly attached to your bike. Designed to go on a pannier rack, each pannier dry bag comes with a webbed lattice backing which provides multiple anchors and mounting options for easy attachment in addition to the two adjustable webbing straps. Lomo panniers are waterproof and will keep your items dry in driving rain and are ideal for both adventure bikers and commuters. Visit www.lomo.co.uk. GIVI ST608 LEG BAG £39 Motorcycle jackets have not necessarily kept pace with modern life. Not, obviously…

While on a family holiday, we had called in on Mogsi at West Wales Trike Shack with the intention of enquiring about chain drive differentials for the Financial Controller at D.A.F.T. D.A.F.T, I should explain, stands for Damien And Fidelma Trikes, my good lady, Fidelma, being the said Financial Controller. Anyway, on the grand tour of Mogsi’s potting shed, I noticed a drawing for a frame. It ticked all the boxes for us—equaliser diff, independent A-arm suspension and a hole for an oil boiler Suzuki motor. A deal was done right there and then and then we had another cup of tea. I collected the frame and axle later that year. The frame had been constructed by String at Raw Steel Choppers in darkest Essex and, once I’d got it home,…

DIRTQUAKE ARLINGTON STADIUM, HAILSHAM, EAST SUSSEX

Now in its eighth year and at its third venue, DirtQuake classifies itself as a motorbike festival centred around “Run what you Brung” flat track racing for all-comers. Originally managed on a shoestring by the folk at Sideburn magazine, it’s now run by media company Golden Goose with corporate support from Harley-Davidson, which has sponsored the show for a couple of years. There were other sponsors such as ITV4 (although Sideburn is still there to support the event) and the Dirt Track Association runs the racing. Kings Lynn in Norfolk has been DirtQuake’s spiritual home but now it has moved south to the Arlington Stadium near Eastbourne, home of the Eastbourne Eagles speedway team. On the Friday the event still held the professional racing which, by all accounts, was ace, but…

DIRTQUAKE ARLINGTON STADIUM, HAILSHAM, EAST SUSSEX

MONOCHROMATIC MAYHEM

Tim Donnelly is no stranger to custom bikes, nor, for that matter, in building them on a particularly tight budget, as his refreshingly radical Honda FireBlade showed when it was featured in 100% Biker #229. While having some time off work with a damaged neck and back, Tim started getting bored and ceaseless daytime television sent him shuffling outside to see what was in his shed. He had a long-abandoned project that had been set to become a cheap drag racer—a £190 Kawasaki GPz500S, the water-cooled parallel twin that was, to all intents and purposes, built by Kawasaki as ‘half a GPZ1000RX’. Tim had stripped the bike previously and all the bearings and bushes in the rear suspension were, in a word, shagged, plus he wasn’t sure about the integrity…

MONOCHROMATIC MAYHEM

LEEDS CUSTOM AND CLASSIC BIKE SHOW GOTTS PARK GOLF CLUB, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE

The Blue Angels MC really stepped up to the plate with the venue for the Leeds Custom and Classic Bike Show. Instead of just a field or a car park, the club had secured a location at the Gotts Park Golf Club three miles from the centre of Leeds, and home to Gotts Park Mansion, a mansion built in the early 19th century for Benjamin Gott who owned the nearby Armley Mills. Armley Mills was once the largest woollen mill in the world, so clearly Benjamin wasn’t short of a shilling or two and the impressive house he had built (replacing another large house barely thirty years old) and originally called Armley House was a mark of his standing and wealth. The mansion was used as a hospital in the…

LEEDS CUSTOM AND CLASSIC BIKE SHOW GOTTS PARK GOLF CLUB, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE

When I met Paul, his boardtracker was parked in front of his home and it was immediately obvious that everything on it had been made by hand and that someone with passion has worked on it. But before the mighty ‘ring-ding-ding’ sound could roar from the fishtail exhausts, some coffee had to be drunk. The interior of Paul’s house clearly showed that this is a real Jawa freak. A beautifully restored Jawa Perak stands in the living room and everywhere there are pictures and posters of the famous Czech motorcycle. The factory appears to have been founded in 1929 in Prague. Paul says: “Do you know how the name JAWA came about? Engineer František Janeček wanted to build bikes and, at the same time, the German company Wanderer stopped producing its…

CUSTOM CHROME EUROPE FAAKER SEE CHAMPIONSHIP ARNEITZ CUSTOM SHOW, FAAKER SEE, AUSTRIA

Although visitors enjoyed some fine riding days during the week, the forecast wasn’t promising and, on Friday afternoon, the rain finally came to this southernmost corner of Austria, casting a shadow over the event and the 22nd Harley-Davidson Parade. Fortunately, as part of the Arneitz Custom Show, the Custom Chrome Europe Ride-In show was under cover and so ‘waterproof’ and, surprisingly, most of the competitors signed in during the first hour it was open. With 1000 euros parts vouchers on offer, competition was keen in the four top categories of Modified Harley-Davidson, Jammer Old School, RevTech Performance and, of course, the Championship class. It was a tough fight with interesting bikes entered in all categories. In the Modified Harley class, Thunderbike—no strangers to these pages—won the top prize with Imola, its Breakout…

CUSTOM CHROME EUROPE FAAKER SEE CHAMPIONSHIP ARNEITZ CUSTOM SHOW, FAAKER SEE, AUSTRIA

REMEMBRANCE HARLEY

“WHEN CRAIG DENTED THE TANK, WE TOOK THE EXCUSE TO GO FOR A FULL PAINT JOB RATHER THAN JUST REPAIRING THE TANK DAMAGE.” But Carol is the best person to tell this story… “When Craig dented the tank, we took the excuse to go for a full paint job rather than just repairing the tank damage. We had seen the work of Aron Ridgeway at 999 Custom Paint—in particular a tank he was completing with a Peaky Blinders theme—and we decided we would like him to do my paintwork. I can honestly say that Aron exceeded my expectations and interpreted our ideas perfectly—the finish is amazing and there’s no sign at all of where the damage was. “We had a few ideas as to what we wanted and Craig and I sent…

REMEMBRANCE HARLEY

SPIKE AND BOB’S BIG SWEDISH ADVENTURE: PART 2

Now all we had to do was find Mariestad and then Hasse who was waiting for us at a place called Rattugglan Rasta. Bearing in mind that we had no satnav or any other modern bullshit (in fact, all Bob had brought with him was a 1970s map of Germany), we were satisfied with our progress, thinking we never were quite lost at any point so far, and when we ended up in the small village of Skulltorp it was no big deal. Hasse was only a phone call away and he directed us where to find him. Funnily enough, we actually had passed him going in the opposite direction near the village of Tidavad. Realising this, we stopped and Hasse soon pulled up. It was our first meeting with the…

SPIKE AND BOB’S BIG SWEDISH ADVENTURE: PART 2

This small town which revels its title as ‘the Capital of the Peaks’ might seem a curious choice for a trike emporium, but despite its size, Chapel-en-le-Frith already has a proud motoring heritage. In 1902, one Herbert Frood decided to set up a factory in the town where it would stay for the next one hundred years. You may not have heard of Herbert Frood but you will definitely know his company because Ferodo is probably the best known manufacturer of brake materials in the world. While Phil Knowles’s name may not be known throughout the world–not yet, anyway!–he has certainly become famous as The Trike Guy, the name of his company and also what people frequently call him, and with good reason. Phil has been a lifelong biker, starting…

Gordon Cruden is not your average bike builder. He’s a quite remarkable man who turned his own life around in order not only to save himself but to help others. Throughout his life he has always had a love of motorcycles, from his very first bike—a Honda C90—which he bought for £50 at the age of fifteen. However, at an early age, he found himself battling alcoholism which resulted in a stay in a rehabilitation unit. It was there that he began to take a deeper interest in what had led him to that point and how he could overcome his addiction. That was over thirty years ago and since then Gordon had devoted himself to helping other people struggling with addiction. He found the ideal home in Teen Challenge, an…

However, the new Indians are not an easy choice for custom builders. Neither the 111 Big Twins nor the Scouts lend themselves to frame modifications, not to mention the fact that the water-cooled Scout has the cooler as an integral part of the frame design. It’s ‘all or nothing’ if you want a radical Indian and throwing away almost all of a complete motorcycle is virtually inevitable. On the positive side, all Indian engines are so well developed that they hardly need any internal improvements in terms of tuning parts or upgrades. But these difficulties don’t prevent the customising of the Scout—indeed, it can mean a much cheaper proposition for an owner and results can be as spectacular as on Rhönmotor’s café cruiser which was built for Custom Chrome Europe’s ever-popular…

PROJECT WORLDBEATER: PART 5

Last time out, I’d screwed a few expensive parts into the motor, but I’d carefully not shown you any shots of the full bike—I like to keep those until the end. So, between then and now, I’d fitted some handlebars, a set of alloy trials bars I picked up at Garstang autojumble for three quid and then tweaked in the vice with a long bit of scaffold tube until they were more of a scrambles shape. The white grips were a 50p bargain many years ago. I’d also finished off the alloy panelling, fitted the seat, but, best of all, fitted that cutesy little tank. That was a buy a few years ago at Stafford jumble when I saw it sat on a stal, with a mere £20 written in felt…

PROJECT WORLDBEATER: PART 5

To make this your ‘one-stop shop’ for events and give you all the lowdown you need in one place, we try to include as much information as possible. So please include a brief list of attractions, ticket prices and contact details and continue making the 100% Biker events diary the only one you’ll ever need. Please check with organisers prior to travelling. We cannot take responsibility for cancelled or rescheduled events. Send events details to Events, 100% Biker, The Old School, Higher Kinnerton, Chester CH4 9AJ or email editor@100-biker.com. NOVEMBER 15th Nov: Boggarts MCC’s Charity Rock Night at Astley Community Club, Manchester Road, Astley, Manchester M29 7DY. Live music, DJ. £5. 150 limit. Ring 07596 469062 or email johnboy1963@hotmail.co.uk. In aid of Daryl Whitby. 15-17th Nov: Derbyshire 623 MCC’s 40th Pheasant Plucker Rally…

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DEUS EX MACHINA (OR GOD ISN’T A MACHINIST)

And neither am I. Luckily I do have a reasonably man-sized lathe and a willingness to read up on stuff so that I at least sound like I know what I’m talking about. So, once I’d worked out the size of the steering head for the ’70s Honda frame, bought a set of taper rollers for it and measured the outside diameter of the races, then I had some idea of what I was trying to make. I started out by cutting off a section of the 2 3/8-inch OD 3/8-inch wall seamless tube to a little over that finished length of the headstock Fig.1). I know that “a little over” isn’t much use if you’re looking for numbers but, in reality, it depends on how square you can cut the…

DEUS EX MACHINA (OR GOD ISN’T A MACHINIST)

MOBILE CHAOS MCC’S ROCK NIGHT VALLEY OF LUNE RUGBY CLUB, LANCASTER, LANCASHIRE

We might be a strange mix but one of the things we have in common is that we all know the importance of charity work, and we all know how to party. And party with Mobile Chaos MCC is what we did with some hardy souls bracing the rain for the charity ride out earlier in the day. I had to miss that, but once I arrived, we got down to partying. We had with us a rally virgin—during the evening I had an interesting chat with a guy over what qualifies someone as a rally virgin and it seems to vary wildly—who had the joy of putting up a tent he’d never used before in the pouring rain. Thank you to Jacko for the loan of the air pump. This…

MOBILE CHAOS MCC’S ROCK NIGHT VALLEY OF LUNE RUGBY CLUB, LANCASTER, LANCASHIRE

Grav is well-known to many as one of the stalwarts of the rally scene, keen advocate of the NABD and now a 100% freelancer sneaking up on you at rallies. He’s also an all-round good bloke, and, in his role as indefatigable admin, he now helps to keep both the 100% Biker Facebook page and forum in order. He likes custard. The Isle of Man has long pursued a tradition of giving race teams and manufacturers a chance to develop the tools of their trade and the introduction of the TT Zero electric bike race was a bold and progressive move the organisers of the TT felt would help drive the pace of development forward. Although this was true for Mugen whose bike, in the capable hands of Michael Rutter, broke the…

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