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Sam Hewitt
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Rob Taylor’s magnificently distressed 1948 BSA M33 is his winter bike. Retired garage owner Rob, a cheerful guy and a […]
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Although beaten to the honour of creating America’s first four-cylinder motorcycle by the Pierce Four introduced in 1909, when […]
It is a fact of life motorcycles deteriorate when stored, it doesn’t matter how good the storage facility is, […]
Nestling by the river which gives the town its name, Bradford-on-Avon is perhaps not the kind of place you would […]
BSA came out fighting as the war ended in 1945, announcing in August a thoroughly modern 350cc ohv single. The […]
Positively luxurious, the 1909 Pierce was the first four-cylinder motorcycle manufactured in the USA for customer sale. With its massive […]
Hampshireman Jim Devereux is well known both as an arch-Ariel enthusiast and for his immaculate restorations, several of which – […]
With my head ducked down behind the small flyscreen and the exhaust note of the highly-tuned two-stroke single resonating off […]
Triumph’s duplex-framed 650cc range is the pinnacle of pre-unit development and the Bonnie is right at the top. Words: Tim […]
Most of us can remember approximately when we bought a particular motorbike, although the memory tends to become vague after […]
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