He’s not very tall, is quiet spoken, wears spectacles and doesn’t seem to dash around in a panic but my goodness, what Alf Hagon has done in his 30 years!
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Category: Features
John Cooper: The rising star
Motorcycle racer John ‘Moon Eyes’ Cooper found fame and success during the golden age of road racing in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Read moreFrom the archive: Ducati Silverstone: Bevel Heaven
Ducati’s first production bevel-drive bike was hot stuff in 1956. And, phew, it’s still a little scorcher… WORDS BY Frank Melling PHOTOS BY Carol Melling AT AGE NINE, I was in love with a Ducati
Read moreAllen Millyard to take star role at London Classic Bike Show at Kempton
It’s the turn of rare bikes, a bustling autojumble and a very special guest at the London Classic Bike Show in Kempton on December 7.
Read morePercy Tait’s Triumph
The legendary racer, Percy Tait has died aged 90. This is the story of his Triumph in a World Championship Grand Prix.
Read moreWal Handley: No man ever passed this way more bravely
In Wal Handley’s heyday, as far as the Press and public were concerned, he was the greatest motorcycle racer of all time.
Read moreFrom the Archive: Ridinglife || Enfield constellation
Winter wanderer No great shakes as a superbike, Enfield’s 700 is instead an oddly competent practical classic PHOTOS BY Rowena Hoseason WHEN ROYAL ENFIELD launched the Constellation in 1958, it unequivocally aimed its new 692cc
Read more100 years of Indian Scout motorcycles!
As 2019 marks the 100thyear anniversary of the Indian Scout – especially with the release of two new special edition Scout bikes – there’s no better time to look back at the history of this iconic bike and see how it all began, way back when.
Read moreThe story of Triumph & Norton motorcycles in World War 2
We’ve delved into the illustrious Mortons Archive to give you a glimpse into the use of Triumph and Norton motorcycles in the Second World War.
Read moreMotorcycles that mattered: Chater-Lea Copperknob
The ‘Copperknob’ looks one of the most extraordinary machines in British motorcycle racing history. But its existence was a result of several happy accidents, as Rachael Clegg discovers… Of all the materials one would associate
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