Features

A Wanderer returns

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Sam Hewitt

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21st April 2017

The quest for a Banbury project led Gordon Hallett to a rather unusual German marque. Resurrecting it was certainly no […]
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Baker’s dozen of glorious years

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Sam Hewitt

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21st April 2017

Though he retired at the age most riders expected to reach their peak, Keith Hickman had 13 enjoyable seasons […]
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ShadowBoxer

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Sam Hewitt

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21st April 2017

Using a pressed steel chassis was a coming trend in the 1930s – frames were cheap to manufacture and strong, capable […]
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Dog Roger*

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Sam Hewitt

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21st April 2017

In the second part of a two-part feature, the role of Britain’s service motorcyclists in the Second World War is […]
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Touch of class

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Sam Hewitt

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21st April 2017

Ariel’s one-year-only all-alloy 500cc twin makes an excellent ride with an interesting back-story. Words: STEVE WILSON Photographs: GARY CHAPMAN The […]
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Travelling in style

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Sam Hewitt

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17th April 2017

FROM THE ARCHIVES The famous Edward Turner-designed Ariel Square Four has created an enviable legacy, which it owes to the […]
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Pioneering spirit

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Sam Hewitt

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14th April 2017

Despite a cold and blustery day, the Sunbeam MCC’s annual veteran extravaganza, the Pioneer Run, was held for the 78th […]
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Scrambled egg

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Sam Hewitt

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14th April 2017

With the American market ever-more popular, BSA’s A65 responded well to its street scrambler makeover. Words: Phil Turner Photographs: Gary […]
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Still turning left

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Sam Hewitt

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14th April 2017

A bike weighing considerably less than 200lb but having at least 45 brake horses sounds a recipe for an interesting […]
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Touring in beautiful Brittany

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Sam Hewitt

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7th April 2017

FROM OUR ARCHIVES Touring holidays can be memorable for reasons both pleasant and decidedly unpleasant, though Mary Adams and husband […]
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