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Rudge Whitworth Ulster What’s the greatest number of miles you’ve covered in an hour? With 125mph laps of the TT […]
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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 […]
During the 1925 Scott Trial, Marjorie Cottle (Raleigh) maintains forward momentum Marjorie was born in 1900, in Wallasey, Merseyside, and […]
1953 Norton Dominator 88 When the Featherbed frame made its bow, little could those who witnessed its triumphant debut have […]
2010 Norton Works 30M This is the first of the brand new Norton 30M Works racers, built under the guidance […]
Born in Battersea in 1908, Jessie first rode a motorcycle in 1919, aged 11, courtesy of her older brother, George. […]
Ariel Leader owners’ report What are the verdicts? "A flashy, tinny, underpowered, over-rated machine," groans C. S. Coop of Sale, […]
1972 BSA A65 Lightning Asked to name BSA’s best-ever motorcycles, many enthusiasts would plump for the Gold Star or the […]
1949 BSA Plunger Golden Flash Soon, the new big BSA was a favourite and, updated over the years, it continued […]
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