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1949 BSA Plunger Golden Flash Soon, the new big BSA was a favourite and, updated over the years, it continued […]
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1962 Velocette LE Vogue Though Velocette’s ‘Little Engine’s shouldn’t really include the Viceroy – it was a completely different unit, […]
1937 Series A HRD Vincent Comet Well-known on the classic scene, genial Cumbrian Bill Bewley restored this fabulous Series A […]
Norton ES2 The Norton ES2 is, for many, the quintessential British single. In the first issue of The Classic MotorCycle […]
1949 Triumph Thunderbird The first Thunderbird came in response to the American cry for cubes and proved an immediate hit. […]
BSA C15 Star BSA’s unit singles were, for many years not in vogue, available for rock bottom prices which reflected […]
BSA Bantam D10 Sports Made from 1948 until 1971, there were over 400,000 Bantams built, with many riders taking their […]
1927 SOS launch model The reason was however simple – the firm was based in Hallow, Worcester and proprietor Len […]
1926 AJS G6 Retired gas engineer Pete Sole – no stranger to the pages of The Classic Motorcycle – has […]
Which BSA unit twin to buy Though a fair bit lighter than what had gone before, the new duo looked […]
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