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1947 AJS Model 18 Associated Motor Cycles (AMC), owners of Matchless and AJS, was well known for its ‘badge engineering’
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Bradbury Speed model “I’m quite well known in Swindon for my old bikes,” says Pete Sole with typical understatement, adding
Rudge Special 1939 This Rudge has been a fixture of the classic show scene for many years, with jovial owner
1939 Excelsior Manxman J14 Cheltenham-based engineer Dave Lee is an Excelsior Manxman fan, of that there’s no doubt. This rare
Velocette LE With a production run of 23 years, it’s hard to say that Veloce Ltd’s ‘Little Engine’ machines were
1969 Triumph Bonneville T120R Many who frequent the classic shows will recognise Graham Bowen, as for years now he’s been
1950 Triumph TR5 Trophy Triumph’s TR5 could arguably trace its origins back to the 3TW, the 350cc twin developed for
Early Bultaco four speed model Buchet 1900-11 France Well known French manufacturer in the period of proprietary engines, offered single
Tandon Kangaroo Talbot 1953-57 France Parisian maker of two-stroke mopeds, autocycle style machines and small motorcycles. Many were superbly built
1953 Ariel KHA A prototype was out and about on the roads as early as autumn 1946 (appearing, in a
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