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Bradbury Speed model “I’m quite well known in Swindon for my old bikes,” says Pete Sole with typical understatement, adding […]
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Rudge Special 1939 This Rudge has been a fixture of the classic show scene for many years, with jovial owner […]
Rigorously trained and capable of covering enormous distances at speed, the Bersaglieres were highly effective skirmishers and shock troops – […]
Panther Pegasus This historic sprint machine was built in the early 1960s by three engineering apprentices, as the first of […]
Norton Dominator Model 88 I wonder if Edgar Lawrenson of Lancaster is still with us, or if any of his […]
1939 Excelsior Manxman J14 Cheltenham-based engineer Dave Lee is an Excelsior Manxman fan, of that there’s no doubt. This rare […]
1931 AJS Model S3 classic motorcycle The mention of transverse V-twins automatically brings Moto Guzzis to mind, as the layout […]
The club’s Motorcycle Gymkhana was a charity event in aid of the Liverpool Radium Fund and Cancer Hospital. The club […]
It went on. “He tips the scales at over 14 stone. Until recently (unless secret practice has been the pleasure […]
Gaskets come in all shapes and materials To the non-mechanically minded, our engines are of bizarre design. Strange castings, plates […]
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