BUY • SELL • RIDE • RESTORE
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Sam Hewitt
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TRADING POST: MODEL HISTORY BSA SOLD A VAST number of ride-to-work utility motorcycles. Most of these were of relatively low […]
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Loads of ancient Brits have returned from overseas, ripe for a rebuild. This T160 Trident was an easy job A […]
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A cleaned wiring loom, now re-wrapped, and new HT leads Produced between 1968 and 1975, some say that the Trident […]
‘Several species of small furry animals…’ BSA SOLD A VAST number of ride-to-work utility motorcycles. Most of these were of […]
Out for a sunny Sunday morning ride on a snooker-table smooth back road, lined with hedges, stone walls and barbed […]
Fowl play! Add your own ‘Not a Bantam in sight’ joke here. The Navigator; an affordable Norton. IN HIS LONG […]
The archetypal mid-1950s English all-rounder. After the swinging arm model was introduced in 1954, production of both rigid and plunger […]
Edward Turner’s first triumph of style over substance: the 5T twin uses the single’s chassis, which was hard-pushed already by […]
Back in the 1960s, lightweight two-strokes, which the British motorcycle industry had produced in droves, were virtually a throw-away item. […]
Inspiration is everywhere, but taking the plunge and actually committing yourself to your first hands-on project can be daunting. The […]
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