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Sam Hewitt
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Star on two and four wheels, who died on March 10, 2017 Unique’ is an oft-overused word, but that is […]
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Interested in First World War history and as a motorcyclist myself, I’m always attracted to any mentions of dispatch riders […]
With the Panther pulled apart and engineering work completed, Steve wanted some paintwork doing on the cycle parts. Words: TIM […]
❝Frank’s interest was piqued by mention of the Clubman’s TT. And so, aged 52, he decided to have a go.❞ […]
Promoted as the world’s fastest road race, the Ulster GP began 95 years ago as the Ulster Grand Prix Handicap […]
The DMW trials model was listed for many years, but never really enjoyed much success. It’s perhaps not hard to […]
Bringing someone’s memoirs to print is a huge undertaking for any author but imagine the pressure should the subject be […]
Panther wanted a range-topper for its pre-Second World War line-up, and came up with this half-litre contender. Words and photographs: […]
A two-part look at the role of Britain’s service motorcyclists, both men and women, in the harsh days of the […]
There’s been a big move around of motorcycles at the National Motorcycle Museum. Words: JAMES ROBINSON Photographs: Gary chapman The […]
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