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Early Yamaha XS1 The Japanese take on big parallel twins was something of a mixed bag. Despite the successes with […]
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Cable operated rear brake on BSA Road Rocket The more you ride older machines, the more you start to value […]
The team which put the Triumph 6/1 through its paces at Brooklands included (left to right); Len Crisp, S Slader […]
Harley-Davidson has just announced plans to water-cool an area around the exhaust valves in the cylinder heads of its all-new […]
Riders heading out on the road during the ACU Miniatures test The September 20, 1923 issue of The Motor Cycle […]
Triumph Metisse Most classic enthusiasts will be aware that Triumph created the Trophy range from the three machines that the […]
Norton military prototype motorcycle Simple fact of life: motorcycle makers need to move bikes through production, out of the despatch […]
This photo is from the Mortons Archive Eight different capacity engines were on offer: 247cc (67mm bore x 70mm stroke), […]
A 1931 596cc overhead valve twin formed the basis for this well-engineered sidecar outfit Mills wrote: “In the motor cycle […]
Sunbeam S7 500cc The shaft-drive Sunbeam twins don’t sit easily with the ruffty tufty vision of 50s motorcycling, when young […]
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