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Sam Hewitt
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Edward Turner was probably the best-known personality in the British motorcycle industry, but that didn’t mean he had an […]
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Most of us can recall that magical moment when we first saw the motorcycle of our dreams. For me, it […]
It’s hard to think of something to say about the BSA Gold Star that hasn’t been said already, such is […]
A plus B2 It was machines like the 250cc B2 that helped BSA build their reputation for rugged, reliable motorcycles. […]
Start of something… The Moto Guzzi V-twin has enjoyed 50 years in production and this relatively early version proves the […]
Mixed identity Its cowhorn handlebars and footboards are rather at odds with the lusty overhead valve engine of the Douglas […]
Keith Newton’s CBX1000 Honda – an across-the-frame six – was chosen as the top machine at the October spectacular. Words: […]
Riding four motorcycles – two Velocettes and two Morinis – around Cadwell Park isn’t a bad way to spend a […]
Of its time There was a range of James’ known as Pineapples in the pioneer period. This is a lightweight […]
This full-dress, flawed but fun 350cc light twin was your tester’s first motorcycle – a very long time ago! Words: […]
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