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1932 Triumph 500 CD The motorcycling world was a very different place in 1931. Competition machines back then bore a […]
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MV Agusta four cylinder engine If there's one thing that's difficult to discover about the MV Four, it's hard facts. […]
Calthorpe Ivory (pdf) When Calthorpe launched the Ivory in 1928 it gained immediate acclaim from press and public alike. "The […]
1958 Royal Enfield Bullet The Royal Enfield Bullet must hold the record for the longest continued production run for any […]
Norton Commando 1968 Reading-based Peter Weait is no stranger to these pages, his S-type Commando having been featured previously, plus […]
Norton Commando S Type Former sidecar motocross racer Peter Weait has owned this S Type for six years, having bought […]
Norton Jubilee This fine pair of Norton Jubilees are owned by Malmesbury Classic Club duo Terry Brock and Malcolm Wright. […]
Sunbeam Supreme TT classic motorcycle road Then imagine how you would have felt when somebody asked you for a ride, […]
Harley-Davidson 45 sidevalve (pdf) Tough, dependable, and not very fast, the 45 cubic inch Harley-Davidson side-valve was what American motor […]
Ariel 4G and Watsonian sidecar test (pdf) From the point of view of the family man who may be in […]
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