In 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
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Honda CBX750
Despite 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…
Read moreTriumph Tiger 500SC – Jack Pine
Triumph’s success in American off-road competition gave birth to a dedicated racer with lights – the T100SC Words by Oli Hulme Photos by James Archibald Wandering through the cider apple orchard which is home for
Read moreFollow award-winning filmmaker Peter Starr around the world on two wheels in Motorcycle Traveler
Following a cancer diagnosis in 2004, Peter Starr was determined to live a purposeful life and see the world by motorcycle, exploring 12 new places across the globe. Starr discovered his passion for two wheels
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The LE might have been for humdrum duties, but it came from the maker of one of the finest racing machines ever – the long-lived Velocette KTT Stanley Woods, 350 Velocette KTT, in 1939 Words
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Lightweight and agile, Honda’s CB250RS conflicted with its own Superdream for sales and was never as popular. Now, they can be a great back-lane bike with big H reliability. In the late 1970s, Honda wAS
Read moreYour guide to… Matchless G11 & AJS Model 30
AMC twins may be oft overlooked but are another wonderful way into British twin ownership Words and photos by Matt Alright, so you want a British classic bike, an excellent choice of steed. Perhaps you’re
Read moreHappy 50th Birthday, Z
Kawasaki introduced the Z1 50 years ago, in 1972. We have a look at the early story of this, the original Kawasaki superbike Words by Matt Photos by Kawasaki Japan and Mortons 1972 was not
Read moreYour guide to… Moto Parilla MSDS 175
This wonderful bike has a wonderful story behind it, and the result is stunning. Words by Oli Hulme Photos by Gary Chapman I’d arrived at the Bath and West Showground for the Bristol Classic Show
Read moreGus Kuhn Commando
Gus Kuhn was a speedway rider and TT racer, and competed in most other two-wheel sports. He also ran his own shop, but will always be best known for a bike he never saw –
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