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2010 Norton Works 30M This is the first of the brand new Norton 30M Works racers, built under the guidance […]

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Born in Battersea in 1908, Jessie first rode a motorcycle in 1919, aged 11, courtesy of her older brother, George. […]

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Ariel Leader owners’ report What are the verdicts? "A flashy, tinny, underpowered, over-rated machine," groans C. S. Coop of Sale, […]

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1972 BSA A65 Lightning Asked to name BSA’s best-ever motorcycles, many enthusiasts would plump for the Gold Star or the […]

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1949 BSA Plunger Golden Flash Soon, the new big BSA was a favourite and, updated over the years, it continued […]

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Indian Four (pdf) Peter had in fact first set eyes on the 1937 four-in-line about 24 years ago, at which […]

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Riders on the starting grid, preparing for the off. Start time was 8am In TCM’s September 2012 issue, we used […]

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Fiercely independent Theresa Wallach The fiercely independent motorcycle explorer was no stranger to long motorcycle trips, having, in 1935, ridden […]

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1998 Velocette Street Scrambler History books will tell you that John Goodman (né Johannes Gutgemann, and temporarily trading as John […]

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Ariel Square Four-powered Norton… “I think there’s a tendency to go for something you’re familiar with,” says David Pitchford, who […]

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