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MZ’s Moto Memories: Sears/Gilera 106SS

Posted by Mark Zweig | Jan 9, 2025 | Legendary Bikes | 3 |

MZ’s Moto Memories: Motorcycle Addiction

Posted by Mark Zweig | Feb 14, 2024 | Legendary Bikes | 6 |

Legendary Bikes- The 1939 Velocette Roarer

Posted by Road Dirt Crew | May 5, 2020 | Legendary Bikes | 0 |

MZ’s Moto Memories: Sears/Gilera 106SS

by Mark Zweig | Jan 9, 2025 | Legendary Bikes | 3 |

I was taught by my father at a young age not to go walking through other people’s yards but eventually, my curiosity got the best of me and I rode my bicycle down that driveway to see what was in that garage. There leaning against the wall was a super crusty/rusty little silver single cylinder machine with just the metal framework of a seat left on it. I had no idea of what it was. It didn’t have any badges or emblems on it that I could see. I just knew it was old and it was a motorcycle.

MZ’s Moto Memories: Motorcycle Addiction

by Mark Zweig | Feb 14, 2024 | Legendary Bikes | 6 |

I will never forget the day a box truck arrived at my house containing a faded turquoise ‘72 Suzuki GT750, an original gold and black ‘72 Yamaha DS7 250 with a rusty syrup-gas filled fuel tank, a blue ‘67ish Benelli/Motobi 125/200/250 (no title—never knew for sure what displacement it was!), a rough looking all-white ‘67 Benelli 250 Scrambler, and ‘75 white and orange RD250 with about 1000 miles on it that was pretty nice but needed some minor work. I also picked up a ‘67 Sears-Allstate Puch 250 Twingle from somewhere about that same time.

Legendary Bikes- The 1939 Velocette Roarer

by Road Dirt Crew | May 5, 2020 | Legendary Bikes | 0 |

We love motorcycles. All of them. But we must admit to a soft spot for vintage, those legendary bikes of yesteryear. With that in mind, we plan to occasionally showcase a piece of classic iron that we find particularly compelling. This one comes courtesy of Mecum Auctions, via our friend Bill Braile of POIM (Pics of Interesting Motorcycles). We hope you enjoy this little slice of motorcycle history. Heck, we might have to dedicate a new page to these!