The autojumble in your armchair
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245cc BMW R27 If you are ever offered a 'veteran' BMW you will know it's a fake because BMW wasn't
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1961 Norman B4 250cc twin sports model The town of Ashford in Kent may seem an unlikely place for a
Norton Commando Fastback Norton Motors was one of the earliest casualties of the crumbling British motor cycle industry when, in
New Imperial Classic In 1931 the British motorcycle industry was facing hard times. With the country in the grip of
1954 DOT scrambler Model SCH Although DOT was only a relatively small company, based in Hulme, Manchester, it ranked as
AJS Stormer Ford once very successful company, AJS seems to have suffered more than its fair share of misfortunes. Founded
AJS model 8 It’s a relative term really – Lightweight, it all depends upon what it is you're judging it
Royal Enfield Interceptor – first of the superbikes It was with their 1963 UK model range, that Royal Enfield included
The Campbells on their Coventry Eagles in 1938 It was in 1938 that Sir Malcolm Campbell, racing motorist and three
Velocette Venom Clubman They first appeared as full production models in the company's catalogue for 1960; previously the special equipment
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