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Despite having just the one camshaft, the BSA engine always appears larger than its Triumph equivalents. Fine frame, and considerable

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Look closely. Observe the falling bubble. The story’s in the story… Classic, Vintage, Old-timer, call it what you will –

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John Anstey: Shelves full of trophies “My dad had motorcycles, so I had a head start over a lot of

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‘Big Sid’ Biberman – a lifelong love affair with Vincent motorcycles. Both engines were the result of redesigning an existing

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Geoff Duke on the grid for the 1959 Ulster GP. He rode a 500 Manx Norton Six-time world champion and

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BSA Spitfire Scrambler In this old motorcycle game of ours, fate can sometimes play a decent hand by laying in

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The first televised scramble took place at Beenham, near Reading in December 1954 and, as one might expect with off-road

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Peter Howells’ Panther-Norton special In the privileged life of working for Classic Bike Guide and riding other enthusiasts’ machines, the

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Motorcycle Show at Earls Court, 1954 Geoff Duke opened his piece bemoaning the fact that there were ‘no drastic developments’

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The riders pictured are getting ready for the start of the 1923 Leinster 100 Miles, the first road race to

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