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Hesketh 1200cc Vulcan “We should have thrown the whole motorcycle and engine away, and started again,” sighs Mick Broom, as […]
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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 […]
Many have dreamt of building their perfect motorcycle. Triton, NorBSA, TriBSA, Norvin, Grumph, Tri–Greeves, Honton and many others have been […]
BSA Cyclemotor (pdf) A 35cc cyclemotor, to be called the Winged Wheel, is to be marketed by BSA. Designed to […]
Mercury (pdf) It was the hair cut which put Rex Light on the trail of the 596cc Mercury he has […]
Grindlay-Peerless 500 (pdf) "Huh", he snorted. "That's not the old Bill Lacey bike!" Which was just a bit too much […]
Mrs M C Cooke poses with a twin-cylinder Douglas By 1911, Mrs Cooke was being employed by The Motor Cycle […]
View original article (pdf) Introduced in 1954, the Amal Monobloc carburettor has been steadily developed into the ultra-reliable instrument today […]
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