Circulates through the world
by
Sam Hewitt
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Roy Poynting’s article in the March edition (Fact? Pah, who needs fact…) spoke to me. I have owned many bikes
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The Bristol show once more lived up to its reputation as a friendly, fun, feature-filled event, with some show-stopping machines
What is believed to be the only original/unrestored 1912 Henderson known in America, complete with original paint and tyres, sold
After reading the editor’s welcome in the February edition, I had a little smile to myself how things have changed
An overhead camshaft, four-cylinder 600cc machine, in a spring frame. Launched in late 1930. The Matchless Silver Hawk really was
The DMW trials model was listed for many years, but never really enjoyed much success. It’s perhaps not hard to
Bringing someone’s memoirs to print is a huge undertaking for any author but imagine the pressure should the subject be
Dave Degens of Dresda Triton is guest of honour at the South of England Classic Show & Bikejumble on April
In 1967, when the Royal Enfield factory in Redditch closed, the Enfield Cycle Company Ltd was purchased by Norton Villiers
Panther wanted a range-topper for its pre-Second World War line-up, and came up with this half-litre contender. Words and photographs:
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