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Vincent Motorcycle BooksVincent motorcycle books cover the history of Vincent, arguably the best British motorcycles ever produced.  Vincent Motorcycles was a British manufacturer of motorcycles in the United Kingdom from 1928 to 1955. Their Black Shadow is one of the best known high performance motorcycles of the 1950s. CYRIL AYTON
1988 ISBN 1-870979-01-X
J P BICKERSTAFF
1984 ISBN 0-85429-460-0
Covers twin-engined Vincent motorcycles such as the Rapide and the Black Shadow and includes unique photographs from the 1977 Vincent Owners' Club rally in Canada, probably the largest collection of Vincents ever to have assembled in one place. 
2009 ISBN 1-906133-14-X
No other British motorcycle matches the style, performance or engineering ingenuity of the Vincent. This book concentrates on the post-1945 1000cc B, C and D Rapides, Black Shadow, Black Knight and Black Prince and the 500cc Meteor and Comet singles. There is also information on the special-order Grey Flash and Black Lightning racing models. PETER CARRICK
1982 ISBN 0-85059-512-6
This is essential reading for those with an affiliation for this marque in total, or as the power plant of a 'specials' bike, even used as a competitive alternative to Norton and J.A.P. in the 500cc Formula 3 Race Cars of the late 1940s and early 1950s. R M CLARKE
1997 ISBN 1-85520-386-3
Reprinted articles from major automotive magazines deal specifically with your favorite Vincent models. Filled with road tests, specs, driving impressions, articles on model introductions, history, and tuning. Models covered include: Firefly, Egli-Vincent, NorVin, Comet, Meteor, Rapide, Grey Flash, Black Shadow, Black Prince and Black Lightning. BRIAN GREENFIELD
2007 ISBN 1-876953-46-2
A fascinating account of this famous motorcycle in Australia. ROY HARPER
1987 ISBN 0-85045-435-2
1974 ISBN unknown
Volume 1 in the Vincent trilogy. 1979 ISBN unknown
This book is Volume 2 of a Vincent trilogy, yet independant in its own right. Excellent photos of the machines that encompassed the mechanical genius of Philip Vincent and Howard Raymond Davies combined to make Vincent H.R.D. motorcycles. BRUCE MAIN-SMITH
1973 ISBN unknown
Z MILLER
1994 ISBN unknown
PAUL RICHARDSON
2007 ISBN 1-58850-072-1
Originally published under the title 'Vincent Motor Cycles: A Practical Guide Covering All Vincent And Vincent HRD Models From 1935' by P. Richardson. This is a faithful reproduction of the 1955 Floyd Clymer publication of that manual. Includes complete technical data, service and maintenance information and comprehensive detailed instructions for the repair and overhaul of all major and minor mechanical and electrical components, for all models of Vincent motorcycles from 1935 through to 1955, making it an invaluable resource for collectors and restorers of these classic motorcycles. There are separate sections that deal with the repair and overhaul procedures for the engine, transmission, wheels and brakes, front forks, frame and carburetor, plus a detailed electrical service section and a comprehensive chapter on modifications for racing. Includes a detailed index plus a 12-page appendix of complete technical specifications and maintenance charts. This is a must-have reference for any Vincent enthusiast and would certainly assist in helping any potential purchaser better understand the inner workings prior purchasing of one of these classic motorcycles. 1960 ISBN unknown
E M G STEVENS
1972 ISBN unknown
This practical book provides comprehensive information on the restoration and maintenance of post-war Vincent motorcycles. It lists screw thread sizes, mentions the types of material used for various components and details the modifications incorporated into the 1950 Series C Rapide and 1952 Series C Comet by the author during 55 years of Vincent ownership. P C VINCENT & ROY HARPER
2008 ISBN unknown
The words are Phil Vincents, precious to anyone involved in performance motorcycles, especially of the old school but for this gentleman's family and friends, may never have seen light of day. However Roy Harper with the help of PCV's daughter Deidre and Vincent-HRD Club archivist Peter Bell, have put matters to right with this centenary of his birth publication. These are his 'Tales'. More technical stuff will follow in a future volume. DUNCAN WHERRETT
1994 ISBN 1-85532-330-3
This pictorial history of the Vincents, arguably the best British motorcycles ever produced, traces their development from the 1930s onwards, through the golden age of the late 1940s and early 1950s, until the company ceased cycle production in 1955. The book is illustrated with colour photographs of surviving models, many still in use. DAVID WRIGHT
2002 ISBN 1-86126-516-6
From its creation in 1928 to its demise 30 years later, Vincent produced motorcycles that were among the very best then available. The author's detailed history examines the company from its roots and explores the design and production of each one of the Stevenage firm's models. MANUALS
c.1970s
A facsimile of undated handbook published around 1954. JOURNALS
Various issues from 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1986 and 1987 More Classic British Motorcycle Books:
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