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The electrical trade wasn’t really to his liking, so young Kershaw sought employment in the motorcycle industry. Herbert Sydney Kershaw […]

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The outspoken journalist, enthusiast, engineer and feet-forward advocate still has strong opinions on what he believes is the way to […]

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Sleep deprivation is a fact of life for the parents of small children – and long distance trials riders – […]

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In the pioneer days of motorcycling, hill climbs – and hill climbing – were popular proving grounds. Words: Rachael Clegg […]

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The somewhat surprising collaboration resulting from the Harley-Davidson purchase of Aermacchi actually produced a raft of good motorcycles. Words: James […]

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Although there were around 11,600 lightweight Triumph two-strokes made in a production run of a dozen years, survivors are now […]

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No two Silks are the same and their bespoke build and subsequent scarcity means they’re a rarely seen or experienced […]

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The appeal of Small Heath’s early unit 250cc model comes through loud and clear in this expertly revitalised 1963 SS80 sports version.

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Popular wins for home-made machines in two of the classes. Photographs: MORTONS MEDIA ARCHIVE The Motor Cycle was glowing in […]

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