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DH Edlin (EMC) on his way to second in the 250cc race Over 200 competitors were named in the programme, […]
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Brough four cylinder engine By their very name, Brough Superior motor cycles led the public to expect something special, but […]
1915 Henderson Model E During the early part of 1911, two automotive events of enduring significance occurred on opposite sides […]
Tommy Robb hitches a lift In 1964 he simply retired in the 125cc race. He was out of luck in […]
Regne with suspender belts! Though he wasn’t competing, the fastest man on two wheels, BMW star Ernst Henne (who has […]
George Everett steals the lead Held over a rugged, oil bound half-mile dirt course, the American style of TT racing […]
1918 Indian Powerplus classic motorcycle 996cc (pdf) FOREWORD: From across the Atlantic, last October, came the dismal news that the […]
1908 Bat 9hp "We’ve decided not to sell you the BAT. My wife doesn’t think you can afford it while […]
Lawrie Watts – prince of draughtsmen (pdf) Lawrie Watts, 'Loll' to his intimates, so shunned the limelight, (or "…been shunned […]
Norton-JAP ‘Thor’ Legendary Norse hammer-carrier Thor lends his name to this machine (and incidentally also to the ‘new’ JAP V-twin […]
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