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Words and photographs: Phillip Tooth Philip McGurk became the first man to lap the Isle of Man TT circuit at […]
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Photograph: MORTONS ARCHIVE There’s just a few finishing touches to put in place before the show doors are opened. The […]
Billed as ‘the most glittering international show ever,’ the 1967 Motocyclorama organised by the British Cycle and Motor Cycle Industries’ […]
Triumph histories devote pages to lusty belt-drive veteran singles, the First World War DR favourite Model H, Turner’s twins, Cubs, […]
Based in Seattle, the Tacoma concours looks set to become a leading international event. Words and photographs: Ian Kerr Many […]
There were four classes in the 1928 Dutch Tourist Trophy – 175cc, 250cc, 350cc and 500cc. In each class there […]
1968 represented the first of the famous three top model years for the unit T120 Bonneville. But Alec Taylor bought […]
Hawker – a famous name in the aeronautical arena, but an almost forgotten maker of motorcycles… Words: Roy Poynting Photography: […]
Bought by Philip Ingold in 1968, this 1958 Velocette Venom has been restored by Philip’s son Simon as a fitting […]
Photography: MORTONS MEDIA ARCHIVE Detailed in the June 24, 1914, edition of The Motor Cycle, here we see Ralph Bankes-Jones […]
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