A 1939 Miller-Balsamo 200 Carenata won the honor.
Over 3,000 people gathered for The Quail Motorcycle Gathering in Carmel, California. The winner of the annual event’s best-of-show award winner was the 1939 Miller Balsamo 200 Carenata owned by John Goldman. It’s a gorgeous bike.
Continue reading “The Quail Motorcycle Gathering Selects Best of Show Winner”Some amazing motorcycles have appeared in the past, and there’s more to come!
The Quail Motorcycle Gathering is one of the best events for motorcycles in the entire world. This year the 13th iteration of the event will be held at the Quail Lodge & Golf Course in California. However, before that event happens, I thought I would take a look at the previous Best of Show winners.
Continue reading “A Look Back at The Quail Motorcycle Gathering Best of Show Bikes”BSA used to be king of the motorcycling world, and today the brand has a special place in many riders’ hearts. This 1972 BSA B50MX is a perfect example of why.
The motorcycle is a museum-quality example of what made BSA so dominant back in the day.
This particular bike is owned by Justin Corley and is one of many machines in his collection.
Continue reading “1972 BSA B50MX “Museum Bike””If you’ve been paying attention to the scooter scene, you’ll notice that Genuine Scooter Company has a pretty good reputation. Well, now the company is trying its hand at motorcycles with the G400C.
It’s a standard, old-school-styled bike that should appeal to a wide variety of bikers.
Commuters, hipsters, countryside cruisers should all love this thing.
