Classic Motorcycle Art AJS to Ducati Harley to Honda Kawasaki to Matchless Morini to Sunbeam Suzuki to Triumph Velocette to Yamaha Motorcycle Racing Art Motorcycle Racing Updates Biography FAQ Car Paintings About the prints. Paper: The prints are on matt finish 200gsm acid-free art paper of the highest quality. Ink: Guaranteed by the manufacturers to be lightfast for a minimum of 25 years. Inches to metric: 20x16 = 406x508mm Signing: Each print is hand-signed by Steve Dunn and marked "A/P" (Artist's Print) to signify that it has been printed by him. Shipping is flat rate £3.95. Your order, regardless of size, will be sent to anywhere in the the world for just £3.95. I use Royal Mail First Class to addresses in the U.K, or Air Mail to send overseas. Mailing tubes: Your print(s) will be sent in a good quality protective mailing tube. Delivery Time: Orders are sent by Royal Mail within 24 hours of receipt of your order from PayPal, and delivery time depends where you live. In the UK the Post Office try to deliver within 48 hours. Other parts of the World should take no longer than 7-10 days, however it can take longer to some places so if you are ordering a print for a birthday or christmas present please allow plenty of time. Further information: Please see the FAQ page, (there's a link at the bottom of this page) or drop me a line if your question hasn't been answered.

Kawasaki 500 H1 (1969) The original Kawasaki H1 was the fastest accelerating motorcycle on the street. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 500 H1 (1973) The Kawasaki H1 continued to thrill well into the 1970s. It's buzzy three cylinder two-stroke air-cooled engine made it a very exciting motorcycle. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 750 H2B (1974) Green The Kawasaki H2 was one of the wildest motorcycles of the early seventies, and a simply beautiful piece of engineering design. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 750 H2B (1974) Brown Similar Kawasaki print to above but in Brown. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 750 H2B (1974) Purple Similar Kawasaki print to above but in Candy Purple. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 900 Z1 yellow (1973) The Kawasaki Z1 was produced to outshine Hondas then new 750. It is still influencing motorcycle design today. A true work of art. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 900 Z1 orange (1973) This is the same Z1 picture as above but in brown and orange, with some slight background colour change too. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 900 Z1A green/yellow (1974) This print depicts the restyled Kawasaki Z1A from 1974, in dark green and yellow. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 900 Z1A brown/orange (1974) This print depicts the restyled Kawasaki Z1A in brown and orange from 1974, in dark red and orange. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 900 Z1B dark blue/gold (1975) This print depicts the again restyled Kawasaki Z1B from 1975, in dark blue, gold, and white. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki 900 Z1B dark red/gold (1975) This print depicts the again restyled Kawasaki Z1B from 1975, in dark red, gold, and white. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki Z650 (1976) The Z650 was considered by many to be the best model in Kawasaki's mid-70s line-up, with power, agility, and great handling. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki Z900 (1976) This fourth version of the Z1 was known as the Kawasaki Z900 or KZ900, depending where you live in the world. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki Z1000 (1977) The Z1000 was a refinement of the Z1 with better handling and smoother power delivery. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki Z1300 (1978) Back in 1978 the six cylinder Kawasaki Z1300 was the most awesome motorcycle ever to have been produced. It still turns heads more than 30 years later. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Kawasaki GPz900R (1984) Kawasaki's water-cooled ground breaker had a high top speed (158 mph) that made it top sportsbike for several years. Starred in the movie "Top Gun" with Tom Cruise. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Laverda 750SFC (1974) For many of us who remember the great Italian motorcycles of the seventies, this may just be the most evocative motorcycle shape of all time. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Laverda 1000 V6 (1978) Laverda campaigned their brilliant V6 endurance racer at the Bol D'Or at Paul Ricard in 1978, but very sadly it never became a production motorcycle. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Laverda Jota 1000 (1982) The Jota was the tuned version of the fabulous Laverda 3C. It was very successful in production racing. With it's tuned 180 degree three cylinder engine and hollow silencers it's still (for me anyway) the best sounding motorcycle ever made. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Matchless G50 (1962) The Matchless G50 was a tough little 500cc club racer with a single cylinder engine. 20 x 16 inches £39.95 Limited Edition of 50   Previous Page Home Next Page Motorcycle Links | F.A.Q. | Check out my 100% positive feedback on Copyright © 1997-2018 Steve Dunn. All rights reserved. Steve Dunn, Norwich, United Kingdom. Tel 01603 625096. If you like my motorcycle art, why not stumble it so that others can find it too?