Technical Publications
Latest Releases
Only a Few left- no longer in print:
Tuffmap GB & Ireland
£9.99 (plus £1 P&P UK)
Tuffmap is a 100% waterproof and tear-resistant road map, ideal for the rigours of motorcycling here in the UK's variable weather.
Useful distances along the routes. As seen on BBCs Top Gear. 80 pages.
NEW RELEASE
Triumph Motorcycle Restoration by Tim Remus.
144 pages, paperback, £16.99 .
As popular as the Triumph Twins were in the 60s and 70s, they are quite possibly more popular now. This book offers complete start-to-finish assembly and restoration sequences on two Triumph Twins, a 1963 Bonneville and a 1969 Bonneville. Rather than try to describe the miniscule differences that often seperated one year from another,
this book offers a color gallery with left and right side views of all significant models from 1959 to 1983. .
Edward Turner - the man behind Triumph by Jeff Clew.
160 pages, paperback, 250mm x 207mm £17.99 .
The official biography of Edward Turner. Previously unpublished photos from the subject’s personal collection.
Deeply researched biography of one of Britain’s most outstanding motorcycle designers. Record of every motorcycle designed by Edward Turner.
Triumph Speed Twin & Thunderbird Bible by Harry Woolridge.
B&W 144 pages. £25.00
A definitive history of Triumphs two most popular models in the 1940s and 1950s In depth information on the Thunderbird not previously available.
Year-on-year development history on both models. Year-by-year engine and frame numbering enabling correct identification.
Colour schemes used throughout the model life. Photographs and colour prints showing each model in detail. Competition success and achievements for both models.
NEW RELEASE
Triumph - The Racing Story by Mick Walker.
£19.95.
Good quality detailed history of Triumph's racing exploits. 200 pages, colour/black and white.
NEW RELEASE
Triumph and BSA Triples by Mick Duckworth.
£14.99.
The most complete publication on Triples, long-awaited revised paperback edition. 224 pages, colour/black and white.
Parts Lists/Manuals on CD
Using the latest technology we are now able to offer CDROMs containing parts books and workshop manuals for most
post-war Triumph, BSA and Norton models and Lucas products.
The Triumph double CD
Covers all post-war models in great detail. The new 4th edition double CD is now available
containing the most comprehensive collection of technical information ever. Check contents
The Norton CD
now in its much-expanded 4th edition. Covers 750 and 850 Commandos plus
Models 7, 19, 50, 88, 99, C15, G15, P11, ES2, Inter 30 & 40, Manx 30 & 40 and the Rotary models. Check contents
The BSA double CD
New 4th edition. Covers A7, A10, A65, A75 Rocket 3, B31, B32, B33, B34, all Bantams,
C10, C11, B25, C25, B44, B50. The new double CD has much, much more. Check contents
The AJS/Matchless CD
Our latest CD. This CD covers AJS and/or Matchless machines from 1926
almost without any breaks right through to 1967 for Parts Lists, plus
fifteen workshop manuals or out-of-print service and maintenance textbooks
covering much the same period. Both twins and singles are covered, and one
of the workshop manuals is a Norton Matchless full-on Workshop Manual that
covers ALL models (up to 650cc twins) from 1957 to 1966. The Norton-engined
models are well-covered too in other works, and there are lots of lovely
reproductions of sales brochures from various periods as well as some
excellent histories of the Matchless marque and engine number details. This
is a very complete compilation and a MUST for the AJS/Matchless enthusiast.
This is a single-CD set. Check contents
The Lucas/Smiths/AMAL CD
A collection of Parts Lists, Workshop Manuals, specification sheets, and other useful data, all together on one CD for the
first time. Such treasures as AMAL settings for almost all British bikes from 1933 to 1966, plus the later Concentrics, and Spare Parts lists for many of the models over the
years. The Lucas files cover pretty much everything from 1936 to the 1970's, with Parts Lists, Maintenance and Repair Manuals and Technical Data sheets, and there
is a SMITHS Parts List too which covers all the chronometric clocks and tachometer and speedo gearboxes from the 1950's to 1960's. I have also included data for
other proprietary parts fitted to British bikes - Renolds, Girling, Champion. Check contents
All Cds also contain a host of other interesting material, photos, contemporary articles etc.
and come in the proper CD case with colour insert.
Prices are:
Norton, AJS/Matchless ans Lucas/AMAL single CDs £21.95, Triumph and BSA double CDs £28.95, plus postage.(UK £1, Europe/USA £2, rest of the world £3).
The Triumph Story by David Minton.
Colour 176 pages. £19.99.
Racing and production models 1932 to present day. The full story of the Triumph company from its foundation to the current day. 160 photos, some in colour.
Triumph Trident Super Profile by Ivor Davies.
B&W 56 pages. £9.99.
Originally published in 1984, loads of specifications, history and photographs. No colour pages, but otherwise as per the original.
NEW RELEASE
"Man" workshop manual by Haynes.
B&W 128 pages. £12.99.
Serious subject matter presented like a standard Haynes manual. Ideal gift!
Triumph Trophy and Tiger Bible by Harry Woolridge.
B&W 144 pages. £30.00. BACK IN STOCK
Definitive history of the famous Trophy and (unit construction) Tiger models from 1943-83. Model specifications, colour schemes, engine and frame numbers,
build totals, and much, much more.
Triumph Tuning by Stan Shenton.
B&W 56 pages. £8.99.
The definitive tuner's bible back by popular demand.
Triumph Bonneville T120/T140 by Steve Wilson.
Colour 160 pages. £17.99.
Lots of colour photos and a good history of the development of the machine with contributions from dealers, tuners and riders.
Covers 650 and 750 twins, with a brief section on the new Hinckley Bonneville.
Triumph Motorcycles by John Tipler.
Black and White, 152 pages. £14.99.
Complete history of the manufacture of Triumph motorcycles from bicycle production in Coventry, through the Turner years, the Meriden Co-Op and
finally the new generation in Hinckley. Lots of B&W photos.
Tiger Cub Bible by Mike Estall.
Black and White 208 pages. £35 . BACK IN STOCK
Possibly THE most detailed book ever on any machine not just the Cub. Fantastic collection of photos, technical specifications and development history.
Whatever Happened to the British Motorcycle Industry by Bert Hopwood.
B&W 316 pages. £12.99 .
Recently re-released after many years wait, this book gives a frank account of the industry's
downfall from one of the top men in the industry, Bert Hopwood. Read it if you dare!
BONNIE Development History by John Nelson.
Back in stock
Detailed history of the Pre-Unit and Unit Bonneville models, from the first pre-Unit models right through to the Harris Bonneville, 1959-87.
Many black and white photos, details specification changes year by year.
2nd edition. £14.99
Tiger 100/Daytona Development History by John Nelson.
B&W 168 pages.£14.99.
Painstakingly detailed account of the development of the hugely popular 500cc twin cylinder models, both pre-unit and unit
construction, from 1939. Many photos and year by year changes.
Companion booklet still available for £4.50 giving detailed part number changes by model/year.
Gold Portfolio on Triumph and BSA Triples 1968-76.
B&W 172 pages. £16.95.
Reproduces contemporary road tests, technical articles and comparisons with the competition from all the major publications.
also available for Triumph Bonneville 1959-83 £14.95
Motorcycle Roadcraft - the police riders handbook.
Colour 172 pages. £11.99.
The ever-popular serious rider's bible now more readable than ever. Shows you how to enjoy your riding whilst prolonging your riding life.
All prices subject to postage and packing.
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