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The event attracted a significant number of people right from the start, and before long a crowd of spectators had […]
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Friends since childhood, William S Harley the designer and Arthur Davidson the fabricator had been nurturing an idea to build […]
Velocette LE With a production run of 23 years, it’s hard to say that Veloce Ltd’s ‘Little Engine’ machines were […]
Matchless G3 Mercury and Norton ES2 Matchless and Norton are two of the great names of the British motorcycle industry. […]
1929 Neander V-twin I pride myself on knowing at least something about a wide range of motorcycles, but I freely […]
Best of the breed? It was during a stint on the Mortons stand at the Birmingham NEC’s when the affection […]
Within 10 years both forms of transport were firmly relegated to history. The Panther’s single seat sidecar has a ‘dicky’ […]
BSA G13/33 The early years of the 1980s were a good time to hear about unmolested ‘barn find’ motorcycles, before […]
Geert Versleyen (left) and Thys Lempens are the two arch-enthusiasts behind Yesterdays Yesterdays Antique Motorcycles have become a fixture on […]
Moto Guzzi Museum Moto Guzzi has a long and proud history, a past which is celebrated in the factory’s own […]
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