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1927 SOS launch model The reason was however simple – the firm was based in Hallow, Worcester and proprietor Len […]
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1946 Indian Chief We Americans have always seemed to believe that being big is associated with being good. Nowhere has […]
1962 Aermacchi-Harley-Davidson Ala Verde There nothing like an Italian motorcycle to polarize opinions, is there? Non-believers say they’re all style […]
1926 AJS G6 Retired gas engineer Pete Sole – no stranger to the pages of The Classic Motorcycle – has […]
1965 Harley-Davidson XLCH Sportster True, Harley's XLCH was expensive compared to other large motorcycles and would hold its value, either […]
Which BSA unit twin to buy Though a fair bit lighter than what had gone before, the new duo looked […]
SOS DW SOS surely has the most pleasing symmetry of all the motorcycle makers who ever traded under a set […]
1938 Ariel NG De Luxe The owner and restorer of this Ariel, Mike Lymn, is a man who gets things […]
1955 Vincent Black Prince Effective armour and high speed rarely combine in nature, save in those instances where man has […]
1939 Triumph Tiger 100 The Tiger 100 was more blatantly aimed at ‘sporting’ motorcyclists though like the machine which spawned […]
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