The autojumble in your armchair
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Sam Hewitt
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For more than 60 years P&M, whose well-designed motorcycles became known as Panthers in the early 1920s, provided sensible down-to-earth […]
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Back in the ’60s Tony Dunnell’s pride and joy was a BSA Shooting Star but unfortunately he crashed it. The […]
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I like the ‘My first bike’ articles, it is very interesting to read about readers’ bikes and how they ran […]
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When you’re setting up a sidecar, the smallest of adjustments can make all the difference to handling. Mick Payne trawls […]
Like many of my generation in the early days after the war I, Colyn (yes, that is the Cornish spelling) […]
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