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What to take for an extensive tour, including heading off into the Saharan desert? Why, an Ariel Square Four, of course.
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An aged AJS, with its white-clad rider, was the combination to beat on the beach at Southport.
Classic Bike Hub UK
Velocette’s LE – for Little Engine – doesn’t perhaps spring immediately to mind as a long-distance mount, but that didn’t […]
Here is a warming image of the works Scott team at the Isle of Man TT in 1925. It seems […]
When the Melbourne Corner section was added to the Donington Park circuit in 1938, the first motorcycle meeting saw a […]
Darren Hendley
We’ve been digging through the archive and found this issue of The Motor Cycle from August 1923. It’s a fascinating […]
From 1912, a report on motorcycling over the Channel, featured in The Motor Cycle. Correspondent Dagobert (presumedly taken from the […]
In the early part of 1937, ‘a demonstration of the high speed reliability of Triumph Tigers’ was undertaken. Our rather […]
After years of racing and riding, on October 27, 2021, Paul Smart was killed, riding his motorcycle, in a road […]
Sam Hewitt
In 1961 Mike ‘the Bike’ Hailwood became the first competitor in the history of the Isle of Man TT to […]
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