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This was always going to be the busiest period of the year, what with events every weekend, and so it […]
This little James has never left the area in which it was bought when new, serving several owners, just a […]
With this cleverly modified Meriden-made Bonneville twin, what you see is not what you are really seeing… The illusionists’ art […]
On my way to examine Adrian Coole’s unmolested-looking Bianchi Gardena 75, I once again ask myself a question that always […]
Not all Nortons are deserving of the famous phrase, but this one is. To say Norton’s designation of its various […]
This track-day Gold Star has been built up with many goodies from specialist Phil Pearson, including a 604cc conversion. But […]
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This year, I decided against riding at Banbury, instead going along purely in an observatory capacity without the added complication […]
Closing in 1961, ending 40 years of production in Ashford, Norman Cycles Ltd was Kent’s only major manufacturer. A number […]
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