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Six-figure Triumph With four owners from new, this 1957 Thunderbird twin has a documented distance covered of over 100,000 miles. […]
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Inclined to success Drawing on track experience and research, AJS offered a much improved range for 1930. It was just […]
There was a raft of famous trials ‘partnerships’ in the heyday of the 1950s. That between Johnny Brittain and HNP […]
The single carb, late model Meriden TR65 Thunderbird promised Steve Wilson a simple life. But with a new old bike, […]
This pushrod Velocette, prepared and tuned in a modest environment by a long-time enthusiast, has enjoyed success upon success. Words: […]
Norton produced excellent (if conservatively finished) motorcycles until a couple of pints of red paint found their way into the […]
An inspiration to us all Having been involved in preparing, racing and restoring vintage motorcycles for something like seven decades, […]
Hidden treasure A casualty of war – in a way – this Ariel LH250 Red Hunter had been out of […]
Wears it well This redoubtable old warhorse has only had two owners from new and has never been restored, yet […]
Half-litre hot rod Though in its day it was about to be eclipsed in the performance stakes, Triumph’s 1956 T100 […]
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