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Triumph Ricardo four valve engine Nobody could ever accuse the early-vintage Triumph of being anything, other than trusty- and 30,000-odd […]
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Brough Superior 11.50 outfit George Brough was no shrinking violet when it came to the publicity game and regularly reminded […]
Norton Navigator Malmesbury-based Terry Brock has an ongoing, enduring love affair with Norton’s lightweight twins, an affair that to many […]
1954 Matchless G45 One of the more curious purpose-built race machines to emerge in the early 1950s was the Matchless […]
BSA A65 Spitfire MKIV Though the Spitfire moniker doesn’t carry the same evocative connotations as say Bonneville or Black Shadow […]
Velocette 250 MOV At 2007’s Festival of 1000 Bikes, I had a session-long dice with a chap mounted on a […]
1962 Triumph Speed Twin Physical landmarks have traditionally been the most obvious measures of progress and the Triumph Speed Twin […]
Phillip Webb, a lab assistant from Surbiton, aboard his Norton special at Castle Combe The ordinary clubman had no chance […]
Launched in late 1949, the Golden Flash was BSA’s first 650cc parallel twin and although it looked rather like the […]
Kelly (seated) was first in the 1935 Senior Manx GP Kelly Swanston was born in Kirkcaldy, Fife in 1908 where […]
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