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Primary drive of Villiers 30C unit The majority of engineers followed one of three distinct paths: variable ratio pulleys, gearboxes […]
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BSA’s classic CB34 Though perhaps not as well known or as easily recognised as the iconic DBD series, the CB […]
Velocette 350 MAC and 250 MOV Some things in life, like strawberries and cream, go so well together that it […]
Zundapp KS750 With an impressive specification that includes hydraulic brakes, shaft drive, off-road and reverse gear, plus heating elements to […]
Triumph TT Bonneville (T120R) For nigh on a year, I’d been receiving regular phone calls from Hugh Brown at The […]
1958 Ariel Huntmaster and Garrard Grand Prix child/adult sidecar Unsurprisingly, Tony East’s stunning Huntmaster outfit is a hit with the […]
February 8-9, 2014 at the Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset Ninety per cent of the show is undercover […]
1913 Norton BRS Norton’s first in-house engine in 1907 was a sidevalve single – but of 660cc, though reduced to […]
The year was 1953 and their quest was to reach the Arctic Circle, which they attempted to do via Norway. […]
1947 AJS Model 18 Associated Motor Cycles (AMC), owners of Matchless and AJS, was well known for its ‘badge engineering’ […]
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