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The underdog

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Sam Hewitt

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30th November 2016

Greyhounds are great, but most folk get on better with a border collie Photos by Chris Dickinson DESPITE THE DOMINATOR
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Captain sensible

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Sam Hewitt

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30th November 2016

If a radical retro café racer is too compact for comfort, Ducati built a more relaxed SportClassic for two-up touring…
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Halfway house: The big Bonnie neatly spans the gap between modern and classic

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Sam Hewitt

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30th November 2016

PHOTOS BY Chris Dickinson CONTINUING OUR THEME, Triumph’s 750 twins are an obvious choice for anyone contemplating the purchase of
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The Chiefs from Redditch

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Sam Hewitt

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31st October 2016

Too often overlooked in classic curiosity corner, Indian’s last Chiefs were excellent – and unique – motorcycles WORDS AND PHOTOS
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Mashing it up

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Sam Hewitt

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31st October 2016

Two new, French-designed retros prove that Chinese bikes are coming of age WORDS BY MARK WILLIAMS Having already proved that
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Featherbed cafe racer: Trad Triton

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Sam Hewitt

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31st October 2016

Modern technology offers many different ways to build a cracking café racer, but it’s hard to beat the original
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Top honours

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Sam Hewitt

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31st October 2016

Triumph took three gold medals and the team trophy in the 1948 ISDT, and launched a legend WORDS BY Frank
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Belting along

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Sam Hewitt

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31st October 2016

When Fabio Taglioni ditched Ducati’s bevel drive, he took a big risk. Four decades later, it’s still paying dividends WORDS
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Self starter

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Sam Hewitt

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31st October 2016

Gentlemen, start your engines! In your own time. Any day now… PHOTOS BY Chris Dickinson AS WE NEVER tire of
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It is a star

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Sam Hewitt

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7th October 2016

WORDS BY ROB DAVIES PHOTOS BY BARRY TAYLOR (OLD PRINTS), MODERN PICS FROM BARRY, ROB, AND ROBIN HORTON Fifty-one years
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