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An achiever passes

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11th February 2016

Magni pictured to the left of motorcycle number 73. Little more than two months after celebrating his 90th birthday, one
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Three decades on the pegs

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11th February 2016

Leading the pack. At three feet high, the Patchquick trophy is the largest (and one of the most prestigious) awards
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Stellar Sunbeam

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11th February 2016

Roy demonstrates how one has to really lean into the corners to ensure the Sunbeam keeps true. Some people can
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Star quality

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11th February 2016

Rob Jones poses with the fruits of his labours. His late father Alan would have been proud. The BSA B32
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The Three Musketeers

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11th February 2016

The 1931 TT was certainly a memorable event from the standpoint of the Bracebridge Street collective. The good folks at
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A balancing act

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20th January 2016

Gold winner Mrs Knowles, AJS, at Alms Hill. Apparently, her riding was ‘applauded on many hills’. Controversy Logically, the thorny
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10,000 miles on Triumph TRWs

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20th January 2016

A pretty postwar line-up. Glen French from Ontario flew the flag for Canada on the Scottish expedition. It finally dawned
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Little cracker

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20th January 2016

There’s so much fun to be had on small capacity classics. Losing momentum is not an option! Chris Mayhew is
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The 'Flying Cigar'

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20th January 2016

The achievement led to the eventual naming of the Triumph Bonneville. But in 1958, a teenager named Jess Thomas had
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All about the timing

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16th December 2015

Mark Illman enjoyed his runs on the Derek Leigh Rudge but 15- and 16-second times were just too far apart
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