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Indian Scout Daytona (pdf) Standing alongside his immaculately restored Indian Scout, Ken Burian looks ust like any other proud owner
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Yamaha V-Max The V-Max was the most American of Japanese bikes: conceived, largely designed and initially sold only in the
1922 TT Triumph Ricardo (pdf) Well, there is one man who will be able to say whether or not the
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
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