BUY • SELL • RIDE • RESTORE
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Sam Hewitt
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Words by Oli Photography by Jason Critchell THE BRITISH L-PLATED rider in the late 1960s was not particularly well-served by […]
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It’s November 7, 1938 and a sea of hats is flocking to the opening day of the Earls Court Motorcycle and Cycle Show.
Several elements made me choose this image – John Surtees in 1960, en route to winning the Senior TT.
Royal Enfield’s constellation is a beefy beast with the personality and aggression of a Pontypool rugby prop forward from the Sixties – big hearted and ready to trample the opposition.
Does the little Honda deserve classic status?
To make life fun, Oli rebuilt his T140 forks at the Bristol show! WORDS AND PHOTOGRAPHY By Oli REPLACING THE […]
As long as they’re not flat at the bottom, eh? Back in the old days Before the 1930s, motorcycles often […]
Off with her head! How bad is the cylinder head of our ES2? We delve inside the head of a […]
Ring-ding-ding – a taste (and smell) of new two-stroke Words by Matt Photography Gary Chapman Many thanks to David at […]
One specialist bike manufacturer stood head and shoulders above all others in the 1970s. His name was Colin Seeley. Here’s […]
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