Circulates through the world
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Sam Hewitt
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It’s not hard to explain the swell of enthusiasm for scooters after the Second World War. Small wheels meant less […]
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Tucked away, off an unremarkable West Midlands dual carriageway, in an unremarkable West Midlands industrial complex is an unremarkable industrial […]
Park a Bantam of any age in any British town and I’d wager you’ll not stand there long before […]
It’s oft stated that necessity is the mother of invention and when Gerry Cain was creating his ‘ultimate’ Velocette, he […]
Look in just about any motorcycle manufacturer’s catalogue from the 1930s and you’ll find a competition model listed. […]
A cautionary tale to begin with: if you happen upon a motorcycle auction, be warned that you may end up taking […]
Brooklands, November 29, 2017: De Dion Bouton Tricycles are lined up on the start-finish straight opposite the clubhouse to celebrate […]
What’s the ideal old motorcycle? Of course, everyone has their opinion – but Triumph’s TR6 makes a strong case for […]
This 1954 Gold Star rigid-frame competition offering takes us back to a period when trials was a very different sport. […]
There are certain models that define an era. From the 1920s the ‘Bullnose’ Sunbeam Model 90 is one. Words: James […]
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