e simple little Bultacos, Hondas, Yamahas, Maicos, Pentons and Triumphs? The bikes young men rode on the dirt and into the ground. Well, if you're looking to relive those years - without the embarrassing falls - you need a bike. And before you go scrounging the web sites and swap meets, you need this book.

The question: What to bring home? Among the thousands and thousands of dirt bikes, scramblers, trials bikes, play bikes and early motocross bikes; which is the best bike to make your own?

Vintage Dirt Bikes will help you make that decision by providing information on all the most popular makes. For each bike, this new book provides four to six paragraphs describing the bike in general terms. In addition, author Doug Mitchel provides the highlights for each bike, and a rating system for: Available Examples, Parts Availability, Ease of Restoration, and Final Value.

Vintage Dirt Bikes is 144 pages of information, including over 250 color photos, on the best of the best - information that can't be found in any other single source.