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1968 Norton Fastback Commando Initially, the Commando was somewhat derided for its rubber mounted engine, swinging arm and rear wheel, […]
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And they’re off! The track at Isipingo beach (a seaside resort built on a high ridge of sand at the […]
Triumph LS 350 For Triumph, all the ‘famous’ models were really 500s or above, through the Model A, Model H, […]
1955 Ariel Model KH Chaps who were in the trade in the 50s have told me with authority that different […]
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 12.1 megapixel camera from Comley Cameras Mortons Media has launched a competition to find Britain’s best motorcycling […]
1962 Norton Dominator 650SS This Norton Dominator 650SS was restored in quick time by retired Stoke based engineer Bob Francis, […]
BSA B25S Starfire To put it kindly, BSA’s unit-construction singles didn’t exactly enjoy the best of reputations; and that was […]
1923 Triumph SD Restoration guru Robin James was at pains to point out to me that this Triumph hasn’t been […]
Norton Dominator 99SS “I didn’t realise what a rare model it was until after I’d bought it,” admits Richard Miller, […]
1930 Morgan Aero Super Sports and 1935 James Samson Handyvan If you want to see a motorcyclist's eyes glaze over, […]
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