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The compact dimensions of the riding position are clear to see. Most motorcycle design doesn’t represent a two-wheeled expression of […]
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Above: Despite the KS100 being half the engine capacity of the other, it is only about 5mph slower. Just like […]
As I travelled back from riding the 680 Brough Superior, I was trying to think about what it most reminded […]
Though Brooklands endured sustained popularity as a venue for record-breaking and high-speed machine proving, it was never really a place […]
With the explosion of cycling during the late Victorian and early Edwardian days, leading to huge businesses yielding gargantuan profits, […]
Though it has taken an awful lot of hard work and effort to construct, Gernot isn’t afraid to use his […]
C R Bell (Ariel) trundles determinedly across Darracott. Those behind him would be caught in a small snowstorm that thankfully […]
Nottingham man Clive Osman had come along to sample the older machines, though he wasn’t a complete novice to the […]
Wrapped up against the cold, Colin Archer exercises his motorcycle. Bombing along the wide empty roads of the Mendips with […]
The bizarre sport of motorcycle football was first witnessed in the 1920s and it was during this decade that it […]
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