Rickman Motorcycles - Parts and Prices
WEBRickman Motorcycles Parts and Price List available to ship internationally.
Metisse Road Racer | Cycle World | AUGUST 1967
WEBAmong the first to apply this theory to production scrambles machines were Don and Derek Rickman, a pair of English brothers who built scrambler frames for their own use and, after some very...
Road Test: Rickman Street Metisse - Classic Bike Hub
WEBApr 23, 2013 — Rickman Street Metisse. Built-in-period Rickman Triumph café racers are few and far between – and this one boasts a particularly unusual story. It has been in the caring custody of Norfolk man George Blackburn since 2001, as he explained:
Bultaco Metisse | Cycle World | JULY 1965
WEBThe entire swing-arm is moved to adjust the chain, by selecting appropriate discs, and this both provides perfect wheel alignment and virtually eliminates the possibility of slipping out of...
The beginning of Motocross – Our 1969 Rickman Metisse
WEBThis bike is a Rickman Metisse Mk3 originally designed for the Triumph 650 Bonneville engine and a special build for the Southern California dealer John Steen (who him self has an incredible story).
Street Metisse | Cycle World | JULY 1968
WEBThe most exciting, visually, was the machine fitted with the Rickman-Lockheed disc brake and Rickman front fork, Borrani alloy front rim, racing fairing, and racing style clip-on handlebars...
1970 Rickman Triumph Métisse - Silodrome
WEBJan 4, 2017 — The Rickman Triumph Métisse is a quintessentially British motorcycle, and it showcases some of the best individual components the UK had to offer during the time of its construction, all under one fuel tank.
Rickman Metisse MK5 Street Scrambler - Metisse Motorcycles
WEBFollowing the early origins of Rickman Metisse, the Mk5 Street Scrambler gives you the chance to experience the Mk5 Adelaide engine in a modern interpretation of the original Mk3 Rickman Metisse.
Rickman Metisse MK5 Café Racer - Metisse Motorcycles
WEBThe Rickman Metiise Mk5 Café Racer combines the memories of the golden era of motorcycles with the engineering of the modern era. As with all Mk5 motorcycles, the Café Racer uses Rickman Metisse's own engine ' the Adelaide' to great effect.
Rickman CL175…a true Metisse! | Vintage Honda Twins
WEBNov 12, 2023 — The Micro Metisse used steel rims (which I hate) so will change those over to the H rib Akront style if i can find a set. The engine needs both cam bearings, an advancer, pistons... for OEM parts. I'll have to fab a …