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Read moreMoto Morini’s first attempt at a motorcycle came from the DKW RT125, just like BSA’s Bantam. Yet despite a lack of experience, style certainly wasn’t forgotten… Words and photos by Phillip Tooth The DKW RT125
Read moreWe look at the baby CB750, the CB175, and also what it’s like to live with… with grateful help from John Child, his gorgeous CB175 and the wonderful Suffolk sunshine Words and photography by Matt
Read moreOne of only three Model 95s that the Panther Owners Club is aware survives. Sandy Bloy’s example is a great study in restoration, while keeping a bike’s story on its sleeve. Words and photography by
Read moreWe look at a fantastic restoration of one of Francis-Barnett’s more outlandish models. Words by Oli with photography by Gary Chapman The interesting thing about the Francis-Barnett Cruiser 91 Sports – apart from its somewhat
Read more“You won’t get me off an old bevel.” So says the owner of this rare example of when Ducati aimed its sights at a sports tourer. With help from the storeman raiding the 900SS and Darmah shelves, this is the result of the work…
Read moreIt’s a triumph! In fact, many Triumphs spanning a dozen decades, beautifully portrayed in the pages of a new book by editor of The Classic MotorCycle, James Robinson.
Read moreA well-known fast food franchise recently ran an advertising campaign with a slogan that read – ‘Like getting your money’s worth?’ Well, the Kawasaki KE100 rather neatly fits into the same slot! Words by Steve
Read moreIn our latest book of the week, James Robinson takes a deep dive into the history of Triumph. Triumph is truly one of the most enduringly popular names in motorcycling. The word itself literally means
Read moreDespite having only a four-year lifespan, the monoshock, double overhead cam Honda CBX750 was an important bike in Soichiro’s line-up during the 1980s, if only to take some pressure off several of Honda’s previous products…
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