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Royal Enfield prototype Overhead camshaft engines have been with us for a long while, much longer than many would think.
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Sprite competition bike This story begins in the 1960s, at a time when the two stroke had already begun to
Velocette ohc Velocette's overhead camshaft model had proved itself popular almost from its early beginning in 1925. Their Junior TT
JAP speedway engine Few will be aware that John Alfred Prestwich, the founder of the north London company that made
Stevens single The recession of the late 20s hit the motorcycle industry particularly hard causing many of the smaller manufacturers
Triumph Terrier classic British motorcycle When Edward Turner launched his first Triumph twin in 1937 it marked the beginning of
Pouncy two stroke If it not been for Jack Pouncy's enterprise in Dorset, the only connection the county would have
Baughan sidecar outfit In the days when the British motorcycle industry was at its peak each individual manufacturer was constantly
KRM Superstreak racer When it became obvious that there was no longer any hope of Britain having a Grand Prix
BSA B31 roadster Bearing in mind the B31 BSA was made from 1945 to 1959, and the B33 from 1946
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