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Haynes Publishing 2006 Telephone: +44 (0)1963 442080 Fax: +44 (0)1963 440001 82 The BMW Story Racing and production motorcycles from 1923 to the present day by Ian Falloon Max Frizs R32 of 1923, the first BMW boxer twin motorcycle, set BMW on a path that would continue for the next 80 years. Although the twin has predominated, some of the most popular BMW motorcycles have been singles and the K-series triples and fours. BMW has never been afraid of innovation, from the supercharger of the 1920s and 1930s, the telescopic then Earles fork, anti-lock brakes and Paralever swingarms. Here is the full story, covering classic machines such as the Kompressor, RS54, R69S, R90S, and R100RS, as well as the latest R1150 and K1200. includes every painstaking detail Daily Express Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 160pp 140 colour illustrations isbn: 185960854X no: H854 Haynes rrp: 19.99 Bonnie (2nd Edition) The development history of the Triumph Bonneville by J R Nelson The story from conception to demise, revised and updated. An invaluable source book, it chronicles year-by-year development, including mechanical and cosmetic changes, and provides a comprehensive appendix giving detailed specifications and major part numbers for every year of the Bonnies production. Paperback, 232 x 171mm, 200pp 200 illustrations isbn: 0854299572 no: F957 Haynes rrp: 12.99 The British Classic Bike Guide Choosing, riding and enjoying the machine of your dreams by Frank Westworth A fully illustrated, easy-to-read guide to the available marques of classic British motorcycle, well known and not so well known. Covers choosing and buying a classic bike and the pitfalls to avoid, and offers comparisons between similar machines of rival marques. With a price guide for every model, as well as owners club contacts, this adds up to an indispensable aid to preventing the purchase of a dream machine becoming a nightmare! Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 192pp 298 illustrations isbn: 1859604269 no: H426 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Whatever Happened to the British Motorcycle Industry? The classic inside story of its rise and fall by Bert Hopwood An ex-senior executive with many major motorcycle manufacturers, the author gives the real reasons for the downfall of this once-great industry. A classic work, re-issued by popular demand. A must-read for British bike fans Bike Paperback, 233 x 169mm, 320pp 240 mono illustrations isbn: 1859604277 no: H427 Haynes rrp: 12.99 NEW March 2006 British Superbikes The story and spectacle of BSB by Gary Pinchin foreword by Niall Mackenzie Following the success of Haynes World Superbikes book, here is the inside story of the British championship from the formative years leading up to the first season of BSB in 1995, to the thrilling 2005 championship. Full of colourful local heroes, BSB is big, and growing even bigger. Races are shown on television, events draw crowds of 20,000-plus, and the British series is now eclipsing WSB in its importance to motorcycle manufacturers worldwide. This beautifully produced book will enthral all fans of motorcycle racing. Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 160pp 150 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252116 no: H4211 Haynes rrp: 19.99 NEW October 2006 Classic Japanese Motorcycle Guide The complete handbook for buyers and owners by Rod Ker This is the definitive guide to identifying, buying and riding Japanese bikes from the 1960s to the early 1990s, concentrating on mainstream, affordable models from the big four: Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha. Fully illustrated in colour throughout, the book provides a brief history of the Japanese motorcycle industry, its postwar rise and displacement of traditional British, European and American marques. Specific bikes are then grouped and discussed in detail, providing an essential reference for buyers and enthusiasts alike. Hardback, 233 x 169mm, 240pp 100 b w, 200 colour illustrations isbn: 184425335X no: H4335 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Mick Doohan (2nd Edition) Thunder from Down Under by Mat Oxley When Mick Doohan crashed at Jerez in 1999 the world held its breath. Could the greatest motorcycle racer of modern times limbs horribly shattered fight back to full fitness or would he finally have to hang up his leathers? The second edition of this best-selling, all-colour, official biography describes the entire career of the teak-tough Aussie, from wild youngster to five-times 500cc World Champion, and on through his heroic struggle to return to the sport he so loves. grips as keenly as a freshly warmed Dunlop The Independent one of the best racer books yet Bike tells the whole story Daily Telegraph Hardback, 259 x 195mm, 176pp 136 colour illustrations isbn: 1859606989 no: H698 Haynes rrp: 14.99 Down the Road Genuine mileage on classic motorcycles by Steve Wilson, Nicholas Ward (illustrations) Steve Wilsons long-running Down The Road Apiece column in Classic Bike Guide was a great favourite with readers. Here, a collection of his very best articles is presented in book form, linked with brand-new text, and illustrated with Nicholas Wards superb humorous drawings. It will be a nostalgic treat for enthusiasts of classic motorcycling, to whom Steve is something of a guru, and for fans of Nicholas trademark combination of meticulous detail and wit. Wilsons charming style is unobtrusively sharp and economical Daily Telegraph Hardback, 234 x 156mm, 192pp 48 drawings isbn: 1859606512 no: H651 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Ducati 916: Haynes Great Bikes Series by Ian Falloon foreword by Massimo Bordi Introduced at the end of 1993, the 916 spearheaded the Ducati revival of the 1990s. A product of Massimo Tamburini and the Cagiva Research Centre, the 916 immediately set new standards of performance for sporting motorcycles. This is epitomised by its success in the World Superbike Championship in the hands of Carl Fogarty and Troy Corser. This allcolour book describes the entire history of the landmark 916, including all racing and production models. the tops for pictures and data Evening Standard Magazine fascinating. We give him an A Cycle World Hardback, 259 x 195mm, 160pp 120 colour illustrations isbn: 185960689X no: H689 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Ducati 999: Birth of a Legend by Alan Cathcart, Marc Cook This official Ducati book goes beyond the genesis of the 999 superbike to chronicle the remarkable process of how a motorcycle is designed, developed, and manufactured at Ducati. In-depth interviews with each of the key Ducati project leaders explain the extraordinarily sophisticated, intricate, and multifaceted process of bringing out a new model. Previously unpublished design renderings and CAD drawings reveal styling directions and technologies that were explored but not used put into production. The book also features hundreds of photographs that show everything from the 999 assembly line to the offlimits prototype development areas. Hardback, 279 x 229mm, 192pp 271 colour and 18 b w illustrations isbn: 1893618277 no: DB1827 DaviD Bull rrp: 35.99

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