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The last of the Plumstead line still make for excellent riding machines. The Classic MotorCycle’s editor, James Robinson, puts a […]
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Men and machines contemplating perfect harmony. BSA Bantams… Who honestly hasn’t owned one? I’ll happily admit that I did, in […]
A view from the primary side. Fuel pipe has been replaced, as you’d hope, but all else is weirdly original […]
Ariel intended that its touring 4-strokes should appeal to the more mature rider (whoever she is) and finished them in […]
One joy of more modern motorcycles is that it clearly is no sin to cut ‘n’ paste to achieve the […]
BSA’s racer for the road, the Rocket Gold Star. They truly do perform as well as they look. IF THERE […]
When BSA introduced their redesigned twins, in both 500 (A50) and 650cc (A65) capacities, the motorcycling world was rather less […]
Funny things, wars. They can cause human suffering on a massive scale, invariably have consequences on the disastrous end of […]
The Seeley Condor has acquired an almost mystical reputation among classic bike enthusiasts – partly because of the exotic race […]
It’s an obvious idea in retrospect: take two twins and gear the cranks together, put them into a common crankcase […]
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