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Few bikes at Offham had as much patina as this well-travelled Excelsior! The vehicles form a loose guard of honour […]
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The popular appeal of Norton’s Manx showed no sign of diminishing at Ardingly. The special guest was the ever-popular Jim […]
Desne and Geoff Dodkin pose with Dennis Frost’s Mk.1 KTT Velocette (Dennis Frost). Born in Birmingham in 1927, Desne started […]
First prize in the draw. Philip Tingle collects his bounty. The first prize of the 1947 Vincent Rapide 998cc built […]
This historic event is a landmark one for those entrenched in the veteran motorcycle movement, and an anticipated 370 or […]
The event began at Poole Quay, stopped on Bournemouth Promenade and then over to Highcliffe Castle where the riders were […]
Besides the members of Coventry History Society and the Stoke Park Residents’ Association there were representatives from the Triumph factory, […]
The de Guigne family is descended from French nobility and gold rush era magnates and are regarded as San Francisco […]
The good people at the Museum Workshop have been tasked with restoring three machines; a 1946 Scott Autocycle, a 1926 […]
Top: The Sunbeam Model 2 of Top Gear’s Richard Hammond, apparently his first vintage bike, behind are his old and […]
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