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1951 Vincent Rapide Bill Bewley, a well-known face on the classic scene, is a dedicated Vincent man, though his tastes […]
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1947 Royal Enfield Nowadays, Royal Enfield is known for its solid, dependable, four-stroke Bullet singles. But it is easy to […]
1955 NSU-Vincent Fox Chuck Jackson has owned this 98cc rarity for 46 years – and was given it in the […]
1914 James TT Model In the period before the First World War and in the 1920s and 30s too, James […]
1949 AB Jackson 99cc To view other content within this reference work, you must be a subscriber. ABC Skootamota 1919-23 […]
Norton-JAP ‘Thor’ Legendary Norse hammer-carrier Thor lends his name to this machine (and incidentally also to the ‘new’ JAP V-twin […]
BSA Bantam D1 – back to basics Although originally of German conception ‘DKW RT 125’ this pre-war advanced design impressed […]
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 […]
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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