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TRI-umph engine in BSA frame = TriBSA Today, you’re on a hiding to nothing with specials, aren’t you? If you […]

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BMW had reason to be continually grateful for the police buying its motorcycles, as by the time of this photograph, […]

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1968 Seeley-Velocette Thruxton There are no stiff and graceful BSA or Norton-style duplex loops here; just a boringly straight down […]

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Alfred Angus Scott (pdf) Frequently, he bitterly criticized contemporaries who, lacking his own crystal-clear vision, offended against those views. But, […]

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BSA B31 350cc single From the restorer's point of view, the big advantage of a bike such as BSA's daily-workhorse […]

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At a time when the café racer was king, the December 1964 issue of Motorcycle Mechanics announced the arrival of […]

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William A Davidson, Walter Davidson, Arthur Davidson and William S Harley Friends since childhood, William S Harley the designer and […]

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Your vote counts! All of the bikes have received much midnight oil, expertise and tlc from the owners and all […]

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During the 1920s, much debate raged about the use of special machines in competition (for example, the TT was originally […]

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So what conclusions were drawn? The machine (“one of the first of its type to be released to the public”) […]

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