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Researching Raleigh history from a cycling perspective, I discovered the name of Owen Bridcutt, working, I believe, in a sales […]

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The merest mention of wiring and electricity strikes fear into the hearts of many enthusiasts. It’s simple, say the experts… […]

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  Andrew Spicer introduces the new kids on the block in the world of classic vehicle auctions, Yorkshire company Dee, […]

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Last year, Dougie Lampkin again rewrote SSDT history, scoring his 10th victory and fifth consecutive win. Almost seven decades earlier […]

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FROM OUR ARCHIVES Even though he was pitted against buffeting winds and determined opposition, Mike Hailwood still managed to snag […]

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The quest for a Banbury project led Gordon Hallett to a rather unusual German marque. Resurrecting it was certainly no […]

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

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

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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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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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