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998cc Watsonian-JAP Visitors to the National Motorcycle Museum may well stare in disbelief at the name on the tank (and, […]
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Royal Enfield Continental GT It’s a funny thing about Royal Enfields; to the great majority of motor cyclisis this was […]
Lawrie Watts’ Isle of Man sketchbook (pdf) We've all marvelled at Lawrence Watts's drawings and, probably, taken them for granted […]
Lawrie Watts profile part two (pdf) Such was the adrenalin generated by the TT atmosphere, everybody was on parade for […]
1934 Ariel Red Hunter VH In the 1930s 250 (LH), 350 (NH) and 500cc (VH) versions followed, then after the […]
1922 Martinsyde Model B classic British motorcycle "When I bought this motor cycle two or three years ago it was […]
Ingenious projected layout for a horizontally opposed two-stroke As there is increasing interest in two-stroke engines, it may be apposite […]
Classic camera: An athletic pair, December 1931 Miss Stone was winner of the 800m race at the third Women’s World […]
1954 Francis-Barnett Falcon I was still hauling this charming little Franny Bee onto its stand, in readiness for the static […]
500cc Velocette Thruxton (pdf) Where's Thruxton, you ask? It's an aerodrome circuit, not far from Andover, and there the Southampton […]
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