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Sam Hewitt
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What’s the ideal old motorcycle? Of course, everyone has their opinion – but Triumph’s TR6 makes a strong case for […]
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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 […]
Ariel’s 1000cc Square Four was famous for its instant acceleration. Would this rare and meticulously rebuilt 1948 iron-engine 4G justify […]
‘G’ for Griselda! This highly original ‘cooking’ Royal Enfield 350cc single carried its first owner to and from work for […]
Riding high Win on Sunday, sell on Monday… or… ‘success breeds sales’, which is just as well because BSA was […]
Multi choice By the early 1920s, when this example was made, the Rudge Multi was something of an anachronism, rather […]
The rebuild is only half the job in a restoration; fettling and getting it right is the next stage, as […]
Rob Taylor’s magnificently distressed 1948 BSA M33 is his winter bike. Retired garage owner Rob, a cheerful guy and a […]
Although beaten to the honour of creating America’s first four-cylinder motorcycle by the Pierce Four introduced in 1909, when […]
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