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The BMW rider who stopped alongside looked aghast. Then, he was openly frowning at my bike, as we sat alongside […]
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Rick Bearcroft (in topper) with John Carter on a 1904 Rover Forecar – the oldest known powered vehicle from the […]
Isle of Man TT This photograph was taken in 1952 and was featured in both the original corresponding article in […]
The event itself has grown and changed over the years, but the cause was just as poignant and hard-fought then […]
Motorcycle production outstripped the supply of magnetos in 1915 This photograph is actually only a portion of a much larger […]
1929 side sprung Druids from a Norton 16H During the early days of motorcycling, a number of front fork designs […]
JAP classic motorcycle speedway engine He had been unimpressed by what he saw, considering the new sport to be yet […]
1932 Ariel VH32 Red Hunter “Buy your MPH from Ariel – it costs less” was the sales boast in Ariel’s […]
1937 BSA G14 The British heavyweight side-valve V-twin reached its zenith in the 1930s, with models like this G14 BSA […]
Primary drive of Villiers 30C unit The majority of engineers followed one of three distinct paths: variable ratio pulleys, gearboxes […]
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