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Disputes dogged the show Thing was, the 1956 showpiece nearly didn’t go ahead. A dispute at the Norton works in […]
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1939 OK Supreme G39 Flying Cloud Although ‘Flying Cloud’ sounds like an early Japanese model, Birmingham manufacturer OK Supreme gave […]
1927 AJS H1 Robin James is a man of exacting standards – so to be offered the opportunity to inspect […]
1935 AJS Model 22 Unless you’re an expert on pre Second World War AJS models, it’s unlikely you’ve ever heard […]
1926 HRD Super 90 The first machines to bear the ‘HRD’ badge though, were those made by Howard R Davies, […]
Rickman Street Metisse Built-in-period Rickman Triumph café racers are few and far between – and this one boasts a particularly […]
Triumph T120 Bonneville Many enthusiasts consider the 1968 Triumph T120 Bonneville to be the epitome of engineering excellence on two […]
The all-white Matchless G12 in March 1962 But Hugh was “pleased to discuss” the all white police machine G12, and […]
1951 Norton International Model 30 It’s a built up area, so I’m trying hard to keep a low profile on […]
1973 Healey Square Four This Healey 100/4 may look familiar to longer-term readers of The Classic MotorCycle, and it was […]
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