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1922 TT Triumph Ricardo (pdf) Well, there is one man who will be able to say whether or not the […]
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1930 AJS 996cc Vee-twin The massive 996cc supercharged AJS twin was certainly handsome, but it was a thorough-going pig to […]
1951 Ariel VB 598cc I don’t suppose that the few large side-valve singles still being made in the mid-1950s feature […]
John Wallace and the Duzmo (pdf) The programme for the 1922 Olympia Show listed 310 exhibitors of one sort or […]
1926 Brough Superior SS100 (pdf) What does the sight of a Brough Superior SS100 make you think about? If your […]
1953 Triumph Terror Ian Roberts is a massive fan of Triumph’s early unit singles. Indeed, such is Ian’s devotion to […]
Triumph Daytona road test (pdf) Code-named T100T, it is the Daytona Tiger, directly evolved from the machine which took Buddy […]
1932 Triumph 500 CD The motorcycling world was a very different place in 1931. Competition machines back then bore a […]
MV Agusta four cylinder engine If there's one thing that's difficult to discover about the MV Four, it's hard facts. […]
Calthorpe Ivory (pdf) When Calthorpe launched the Ivory in 1928 it gained immediate acclaim from press and public alike. "The […]
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