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The achievement led to the eventual naming of the Triumph Bonneville. But in 1958, a teenager named Jess Thomas had […]
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Steve Linsdell has just finished putting together his giant-killing Royal Enfield Bullet after some time in storage. The other bikes […]
Wow! Surely this is the ‘scrapyard’ we all all dream of stumbling upon… Unveiled for the first time in more […]
Selection of motorcycles from the John Hopkins’ hoard in Devon. The collection of nearly 20 motorcycles was amassed by John […]
Henry Body’s Douglas Sprinter There’ll be, as ever, packed halls of club stands and jumble, with the whole spectrum of […]
First prize in the draw. Philip Tingle collects his bounty. The first prize of the 1947 Vincent Rapide 998cc built […]
Desne and Geoff Dodkin pose with Dennis Frost’s Mk.1 KTT Velocette (Dennis Frost). Born in Birmingham in 1927, Desne started […]
The popular appeal of Norton’s Manx showed no sign of diminishing at Ardingly. The special guest was the ever-popular Jim […]
Few bikes at Offham had as much patina as this well-travelled Excelsior! The vehicles form a loose guard of honour […]
Mark Illman enjoyed his runs on the Derek Leigh Rudge but 15- and 16-second times were just too far apart […]
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