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The tricycle was the first lightweight motorised vehicle developed for daily use.A new book covers its fascinating first seven years. […]
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Velocette’s LE was never going to win any beauty contests. But once sorted, this unique, high specification lightweight had much […]
An A65, BSA’s unit construction 650cc twin, proves an ideal choice for touring in the beautiful south-west of France. Well, […]
The first instalment of a two-part story detailing the life and times of Tom Arter – racer, enthusiast, sponsor and […]
Ever heard of a Mi-Val? Not many have, but this rare example of the 200TV proves that many are missing […]
This beautiful 650cc Bonneville from what was arguably the pre-unit T120’s top year, does not disappoint. Words: STEVE WILSON Photographs: […]
A true sportsman and gentleman, who will forever be associated with the Royal Enfield marque. Words: TIM BRITTON Photograph: MORTONS […]
The Oxford Dictionary is uncompromising. You and I might think of a ‘scamp’ as a lovable rogue, a mischievous […]
Edward Turner was probably the best-known personality in the British motorcycle industry, but that didn’t mean he had an […]
Most of us can recall that magical moment when we first saw the motorcycle of our dreams. For me, it […]
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