Catalog of ČZ motorcycles 1930 – 1997, Jan Vošalík and Dušan Šebek
The book is new and unused. The only defect is damage to the endpapers, the content of the book itself is completely free of defects.
ČZ sport 125, sport 175 – Spare parts list
For ČZ motorcycles type 476 and 477 + supplement for type 176 Year of publication: 1971 + 1972 Publisher: Czech Motorcycle Companies Binding: V3 Format: 150 x 205 mm Number of pages: 82 + 15 Condition: excellent
Fast bikes
author: Pavel Novotny, Milos Skorepa
Motorcycle Encyclopedia
Author: Peter Henshaw
With the ČZ brand... on leaflets and brochures, Miloslav Straka
Česká zbrojovka was one of the pillars of Czechoslovak industry. In addition to arms production in the interwar period, it became famous as the Czech Motorcycle Works for the production of touring and sports motorcycles and scooters. The publication With the ČZ brand on leaflets and brochures introduces the reader to the production program of this famous brand, practically all manufactured models, through unique promotional prints and rare photographs. The story of the ČZ motorcycle brand, which spans almost three quarters of the twentieth century, is interwoven with many sporting successes, including seven firsts in the World Motocross Championship and valuable victories in the Six Days. In addition to their primary mission, these prints are valuable evidence of period graphic work and reproduction technology. The book will certainly delight not only experts in motorcycle history, but we believe that it will also appeal to the younger generation by learning about the respectable work and abilities of our ancestors, thanks to whom Czechoslovakia was among the most industrially advanced countries in the world before the war.
Published by Moto Public, hardcover, format 21 x 25.5 cm, 380 pages.
IBAN: 978-80-908402-8-7
Engine Revue
Issue 391 published on August 5, 1940. Contains articles Recipe for a Homemade Automobile, Amazing Vehicles, New Regulations.... Format: A4 Number of pages: 20 Condition: very good
Engine Revue
Issue 385 published on May 5, 1940. Contains articles Bicycle to Power, Two-Stroke Flat-Piston Engines, To Africa on Java... Format: A4 Number of pages: 30 Condition: very good
Engine Revue
Issue 402 published on January 20, 1941, main article dedicated to compressors and racing engines up to 1.5 liters, advertisement for ČZ bicycles, Hetz anti-skid chains. Format: A4 Number of pages: 20 Condition: good
Motoring Today 1985 + Appendix 1 and 2
Bound 17th year of the magazine Motoristická současnost including two supplements dedicated to Juan Manuel Fangio and the F1 World Championship 1950-84. Year of publication: 1985 Publisher: Naše vojsko Format: 215 x 290 mm Number of pages: Condition: excellent
Maintenance and repairs of ČZ 125 and 150C motorcycles, Augustin Šulc, Karel Šulc, Augustin Šulc jun.
Grada introduces a new book, it was ready for printing in 1955, but unfortunately it was not published then. Its content is articles that were published in the magazine Svět Motorů in the years 1953–1955. In them, the Šulc brothers devoted themselves to the maintenance and repair of the best-selling ČZ motorcycles, which are still the most widespread among collectors and veterans today. Many motorcyclists keep their motorcycles in good condition, but there are few who can adjust their motorcycle correctly, and even fewer who can find a fault and fix it. Why? Because they do not know their motorcycle. That is why we want to help them. With these words, the Šulc brothers began a series of 25 articles that were to be published in a sequel, and which they planned to publish as a manual. They covered in detail riding techniques (breaking in a new motorcycle, riding uphill, riding in the dark), maintenance (cleaning, lubricating, chain tensioning, adjusting brakes, caring for tires), but also more complex topics (disassembling the carburetor, adjusting the igniter, regrinding the cylinder, wheel alignment, engine repairs, removing and installing bearings, and other technical details. The articles are supplemented with technical photographs from the ČZ archive, comments on repair procedures from a contemporary perspective, and assessments of what is usable and what is not. The Šulc brothers' insider advice will certainly be appreciated by the entire community of veteran bikers even after years.
Our Motorcycles – Part II ČZ 1930 – 1953, Libor Marčík
The text presents the history of motorcycle production in Strakonice in the period mentioned. It captures the development and production of individual types in technical data, taking into account design innovations, equipment and numbers of units produced. A unique and down to the smallest, seemingly insignificant details, description of individual motorcycle types from the first motorized bicycle to the last post-war type. A book that every history expert and owner of more than two motorcycles should have for everyday use.