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Iconic Norton engine Launching in 1932, the International was available in 350cc and 500cc forms and joined two other ohc […]
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Velocette Thruxton Naming a machine after a race or event is a fairly common theme in motorcycle circles – think […]
1937 AJS Model 26 Looking back, I think my mother was probably right to wonder why I’d spent £250 on […]
Early 750s are sought after. But there is an alterfnative Original sand-cast examples are out of reach for most of […]
Commander lightweight motorcycle They served admirably to provide a low-powered entry level for newcomers to motorcycling, or as a cheap, […]
Four cylinder Henderson This is a bit of a challenge for you as, unlike other bikes in this series, I’ve […]
AJS Model 16 In the case of the singles there were important differences, such as the position of the magneto […]
The new showroom is right next to the old one… pretty convenient we think Oh, and did we mention he […]
Triumph in particular was so associated with the twin pushrod unit that many believed it had invented it but in […]
Life at the Meriden Triumph motorcycle factory (pdf) It’s a big event when you reach the ripe old age of […]
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