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Sam Hewitt
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A 650 twin was eventually added to Ariel’s line-up, using most of a BSA engine to power it. They make […]
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Words and photos by Phillip Tooth We have a lot to thank the Yanks for. There’s the Big Mac, the […]
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In 1973, BMW attempted to shake off the firm’s boring image by launching the R90S.
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Power and speed with rock steady handling WORDS & PHOTOS BY Marion Thirsk LAVERDA HAD ITS ORIGINS in rugged tractors […]
Start with a fairly clean sheet of paper and build a Manx Norton from scratch. The result might look a […]
For adventure, that is. The first Triumph to carry the name Adventurer was a light 500 twin, good for pretty […]
A little tidying goes a long way towards restoring a classic Triumph to its rightful glory WORDS & PHOTOS BY […]
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