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While there are many rude nicknames for the Wal Phillips injector, they aren’t for the pages of TCM… but a description […]
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Your queries resolved with Richard Rosenthal Do you or any of your readers know of any motorcycles fitted with impulse […]
This attractive 500cc replica of a Production TT winner started life as a 350cc Viper. Words: Andy Westlake Photography: TERRY […]
I and several friends regularly take our flat-tankers to French events such as the Coupes de Moto Legende at Dijon […]
Once the only means of family transport available to the working family, sidecars still have a loyal following. Watsonian helps […]
“Catt returned to Northampton for a hero’s welcome, having ridden 2557 miles in six days.” There has been a long […]
Mention ‘Ducati’ and we think ‘Multistrada,’ ‘Panigale,’ ‘Monster’, or perhaps 916, 888 or 750SS. Earlier, and our minds conjure […]
When The Classic MotorCycle ran a Restoration Guide on the BSA Bantam D1 (March 2012), it stated BSA never made […]
I’ve just finished reading your excellent April 2017 edition, with contributions that triggered my motorcycling memories, and now, after 56 […]
Rivalry between Cambridge and Oxford universities has taken many forms. Once, there was a motorsport version too. If one thinks […]
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