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1968 Norton Fastback Commando Initially, the Commando was somewhat derided for its rubber mounted engine, swinging arm and rear wheel, […]
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Triumph LS 350 For Triumph, all the ‘famous’ models were really 500s or above, through the Model A, Model H, […]
1962 Norton Dominator 650SS This Norton Dominator 650SS was restored in quick time by retired Stoke based engineer Bob Francis, […]
1956 MV Agusta Modello CS Sport After WWII, a world championship was established for motorcycle racing, with the first season […]
Vincent Comet and LE sidecar Every Vincent Comet/Meteor owner will be fed up with the old chestnut ‘It’s only half […]
1951 BSA D1 Bantam 125cc I’m always wary when people have dogmatic opinions about motorcycles, and that applies whether they […]
1958 DMW Dolomite 11 Retired HGV driver Brian Tilke has a long association with DMWs. Brian explained: “In 1958, I […]
1921 Triumph IR Ricardo Triumph’s Ricardo is one of those models many enthusiasts have heard of, but not many have […]
1947 Douglas T35 Despite its loyal and dedicated workforce – headed by prewar Douglas legend and TT winner Freddie Dixon […]
Velocette Model K The Mk.I (distinguished by the exposed valve gear) was to continue until 1935, when it gave way […]
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