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Dixon explained: “I rode 280 miles to Holyhead, crossed to Dublin to compete in the Skerries 100, then rode it […]
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And it took place with the full knowledge – nay, collaboration – of the police, who stipulated sternly that there […]
Riding a road-derived Triumph twin in terrible conditions, he beat the ‘pukka’ racing machines – despite the front downtuube of […]
Bespoke Royal Enfield Bullet The 1967 International Six Days Trial at Zakopane could only be described as an embarrassing debacle […]
You can purchase this image at www.mortonsarchive.com The capitals are as used by Motor Cycling. They added a strap line, […]
World’s fastest Triumph (pdf) Rider Bill Johnson is as slim as they come. Yet the light-alloy monocoque cockpit fits him […]
1963 Velocette Vogue With hindsight, it’s obvious that the Velocette Vogue was doomed from the start. Since 1948 the company’s […]
Rudge Whitworth Ulster What’s the greatest number of miles you’ve covered in an hour? With 125mph laps of the TT […]
Ambassador Supreme Billed as the ‘aristocrat of lightweights’, the Ambassador Supreme brought a touch of class to popular motorcycling on […]
Triumph T20B Super Cub The first 150cc Terrier was delivered in 1953, the Tiger Cub coming the next year. The […]
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