Motocourse 50 Years of MOTO Grand Prix: The Official History of The FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand prix (Hazleton History)
by Hazelton Publishing LtdHazelton Publishing (UK)Yamaha Racing Motorcycles: All Factory and Production Road-Racing Two-Strokes from 1955 to 1993 (Crowood Motoclassics S.)
by Colin MacKellarCrowood PressThe full story of the racing two-strokes, from the companys fateful decision to go into motorcycle racing in 1954, right up to the 199s and the powerful machines being produced today. Contains interviews with key personalities and riders. Filled with both technical advances and racing successes.
Motocross America
by Bill AmickMotorbooksMotocross began in England in the 1920s and took firm root in post-war Europe. After arriving in North America in the late 1960s, the sport was embraced by enthusiasts and developed into an American phenomenon. By the early 1980s riders from the USA were dominating the sport’s natural-terrain circuits, and the uniquely-American spinoff discipline of Supercross was packing NFL stadiums nationwide. In 2005, the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum created an exhibit, Motocross America, which celebrates the history of American motocross. Motocross America is a lavishly illustrated book that features the bikes and memorabilia from the museum display and text by Bill Amick. The Motocross America exhibit is open to the public at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum in Pickerington, Ohio, through 2006.
Ducati
by Tod RaffertyMotorbooks InternationalThis coffee-table history offers enthusiasts a fantastic story that spans a half-century while taking care to strike a balance between the the companys involvement in both the European and North American markets. While the emphasis is on the engineering and design the book also features the involvement of some of the biggest names in the history of motorcycle racing.
