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By the end of the First World War, motorcycles had become vital military equipment. While most were lusty singles or […]

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Among the ISDT machines auctioned at Stafford in April were these two majestic Triumph twins, each bearing the hallmarks of […]

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During the 1950s and 60s, the Arter Brothers’ business supported British racing, with success continuing into the 1970s. Words: ALAN […]

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A series of discreet modifications ensure a 1930s cammy Velo is comfortable in the modern world. Words: TIM BRITTON Photographs: […]

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The four-stroke Gilera B300 twin is a good but often overlooked machine that was made in significant numbers. Words: James […]

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There are myriad different Gold Stars, each with acclaim as being the ‘best’ – but the late 350cc version, the […]

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In the June issue of The Classic Motorcycle, we catch up with Chelsea Borchert, who built her own Wasp framed Rickman Metisse-style motorcycle late last year.

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Late last year, we featured an article on a lady who’d built her own motorcycle. Time for a catch up… […]

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Three big V-twins, featuring plated petrol tanks and even at a glance a fine specification, with speedometers and lighting sets […]

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In 1961, MZ’s Walter Kaaden unleashed the world’s first internal combustion engine able to deliver 200-plus bhp per litre, when […]

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