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Fowl play! Add your own ‘Not a Bantam in sight’ joke here. The Navigator; an affordable Norton. IN HIS LONG […]

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The archetypal mid-1950s English all-rounder. After the swinging arm model was introduced in 1954, production of both rigid and plunger […]

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Edward Turner’s first triumph of style over substance: the 5T twin uses the single’s chassis, which was hard-pushed already by […]

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Back in the 1960s, lightweight two-strokes, which the British motorcycle industry had produced in droves, were virtually a throw-away item. […]

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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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A sense of purpose, from every angle IT DIDN’T TAKE too long after the launch of the 790cc Bonnie in […]

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For many the black and gold Velo is some sort of ultimate big Brit single ‘FIRST CLASS PERFORMANCE without fuss’ […]

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The 750 weighs over 500lb before you add fuel, and unhelpfully carries much of that mass up high MV AGUSTA […]

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Apart from the US market bling, there’s little to suggest that this is in fact a high performance machine rather […]

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What it’s all about, BSA’s impossibly legendary street racer BSA’S CLUBMAN GOLD STAR DBD34 (a whole £270 in 1956) was […]

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