Circulates through the world
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Sam Hewitt
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An overhead camshaft, four-cylinder 600cc machine, in a spring frame. Launched in late 1930. The Matchless Silver Hawk really was […]
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Dave Degens of Dresda Triton is guest of honour at the South of England Classic Show & Bikejumble on April […]
In 1967, when the Royal Enfield factory in Redditch closed, the Enfield Cycle Company Ltd was purchased by Norton Villiers […]
Panther wanted a range-topper for its pre-Second World War line-up, and came up with this half-litre contender. Words and photographs: […]
A two-part look at the role of Britain’s service motorcyclists, both men and women, in the harsh days of the […]
The rare 1914 Feilbach 10hp Limited, pictured, was the stand-out lot in Bonhams’ Vegas auction, selling for $195,000, which equates […]
There’s been a big move around of motorcycles at the National Motorcycle Museum. Words: JAMES ROBINSON Photographs: Gary chapman The […]
Please find attached a picture of Geoff Stray’s V-twin Panther, a work in progress pictured at the Bristol show on […]
The National Motorcycle Museum still has tickets on offer for its winter raffle draw. Museum director James Hewing said: “We […]
If you’ve got a classic bike you think the world should know about and fellow enthusiasts would appreciate, now’s your […]
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