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Norton-JAP ‘Thor’ Legendary Norse hammer-carrier Thor lends his name to this machine (and incidentally also to the ‘new’ JAP V-twin […]
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1960 Moto Guzzi Lodola (pdf) Dave Hunter's Lodola (all the vowels pronounced short) is a 235cc four-stroke with that unmistakable […]
BSA Bantam D1 – back to basics Although originally of German conception ‘DKW RT 125’ this pre-war advanced design impressed […]
1930 BSA B30-4 Living close to the North Devon Coast, Mike Dixon knows something about close-knit communities. The 53-year old […]
Velocette LE-Valiant Special Owner and builder Ian Munro admits that when people learn he’s fitted a Velocette LE engine into […]
1930 Ariel Square Four The big Ariel started life as a lithe sportster in an era when big sidecar machines […]
Hesketh 1200cc Vulcan “We should have thrown the whole motorcycle and engine away, and started again,” sighs Mick Broom, as […]
Jimmy Shaw leads in the Ulster GP Third Norton teamster, Joe Craig, made fastest time of the day in winning […]
BMW 60 years motorcycle production celebration article (pdf) The BMW story actually starts in Munich in March 1916 when Karl […]
1982 Hesketh V1000 Thomas Alexander Fermor-Hesketh, the third Baron Hesketh, inherited a fortune at an early age and spent it […]
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