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1947 AJS Model 18 Associated Motor Cycles (AMC), owners of Matchless and AJS, was well known for its ‘badge engineering’ […]

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Bradbury Speed model “I’m quite well known in Swindon for my old bikes,” says Pete Sole with typical understatement, adding […]

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Rudge Special 1939 This Rudge has been a fixture of the classic show scene for many years, with jovial owner […]

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Velocette LE With a production run of 23 years, it’s hard to say that Veloce Ltd’s ‘Little Engine’ machines were […]

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1969 Triumph Bonneville T120R Many who frequent the classic shows will recognise Graham Bowen, as for years now he’s been […]

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1950 Triumph TR5 Trophy Triumph’s TR5 could arguably trace its origins back to the 3TW, the 350cc twin developed for […]

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Early Bultaco four speed model Buchet 1900-11 France Well known French manufacturer in the period of proprietary engines, offered single […]

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Tandon Kangaroo Talbot 1953-57 France Parisian maker of two-stroke mopeds, autocycle style machines and small motorcycles. Many were superbly built […]

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1953 Ariel KHA A prototype was out and about on the roads as early as autumn 1946 (appearing, in a […]

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