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1927 SOS launch model The reason was however simple – the firm was based in Hallow, Worcester and proprietor Len […]
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1926 AJS G6 Retired gas engineer Pete Sole – no stranger to the pages of The Classic Motorcycle – has […]
Which BSA unit twin to buy Though a fair bit lighter than what had gone before, the new duo looked […]
1939 Triumph Tiger 100 The Tiger 100 was more blatantly aimed at ‘sporting’ motorcyclists though like the machine which spawned […]
1929 Super Onslow Special classic motorcycle A regular prize winner on the vintage and classic scene, show and rally regular […]
Triumph Ricardo four valve engine Nobody could ever accuse the early-vintage Triumph of being anything, other than trusty- and 30,000-odd […]
Norton Navigator Malmesbury-based Terry Brock has an ongoing, enduring love affair with Norton’s lightweight twins, an affair that to many […]
1954 Matchless G45 One of the more curious purpose-built race machines to emerge in the early 1950s was the Matchless […]
BSA A65 Spitfire MKIV Though the Spitfire moniker doesn’t carry the same evocative connotations as say Bonneville or Black Shadow […]
1962 Triumph Speed Twin Physical landmarks have traditionally been the most obvious measures of progress and the Triumph Speed Twin […]
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