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There are several reasons why a 1960s manufacturer would use an ohv design rather than an ohc. In this case, […]
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Polishing makes a chap happy. Official. Mick Hughes applies the shine IN THE ARCANE rituals of black magic, only the […]
It’s the late summer of 1974 and I’m working as a staff writer on the UK’s number one motorcycle magazine […]
Melbourne-based brothers Ken and Barry Horner are the can-do kids of Australian road racing – whether ancient or modern. Over […]
RE is big on tradition, and its stock models are styled accordingly. Interesting to see how well they make a […]
Despite having just the one camshaft, the BSA engine always appears larger than its Triumph equivalents. Fine frame, and considerable […]
Look closely. Observe the falling bubble. The story’s in the story… Classic, Vintage, Old-timer, call it what you will – […]
John Anstey: Shelves full of trophies “My dad had motorcycles, so I had a head start over a lot of […]
‘Big Sid’ Biberman – a lifelong love affair with Vincent motorcycles. Both engines were the result of redesigning an existing […]
Geoff Duke on the grid for the 1959 Ulster GP. He rode a 500 Manx Norton Six-time world champion and […]
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