Opel GT

A small German car with an international flavor that achieved success in America and beyond. That is a pretty good resume if the years are […]

Heinkel Tourist

A friend who always seems to find oddball motorcycles (or perhaps they find him at this point) discovered a strange scooter of German origin. As […]

A Mythical GT

So there I was, in northwestern Connecticut as usual, on a glorious Labor Day weekend, surrounded by fabulous cars and great friends. The Lime Rock […]

Back To Bob’s

BMW Motorcycle dealers seem to fall into two basic camps; local/regional dealers, and national dealers. Bob’s is in the latter group. National dealers have recognition […]

PVGP 2015

In the middle of Pittsburgh is a lovely city park next to a golf course. For most of the year it is the home to […]

To Fuel or Not to Fuel

Periodically in the life of a vintage iron enthusiast, you will face trials and tribulations. Vexing and perplexing situations that defy logic and leave you […]

The Rise of the Type 3

In the late 1950s, VW determined that they needed a somewhat larger sedan to compliment the Beetle and Karmann Ghia, and to compete with more […]

MZ Gelandesport

Although the basics of MZ as a motorcycle manufacturer in the former East Germany have been covered here before (see MuZings) , it is time now […]

Rain

It was hot and humid that day in the upper western midwest. So hot and so humid, that we shed our helmets and jackets just […]

Carlisle Import 2015

We have commented before that Pennsylvania has a disproportionate number of national and international quality moto events. Even in a world of cars and coffee, […]

Bauer

Baur came late to the motorcycle business, introducing its first model in 1936. However, like many others, they were producing bicycles prior to that since […]