BUY • SELL • RIDE • RESTORE
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Sam Hewitt
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GIVEN THE VINCENT’S reputation as one of the most remarkable motorcycles ever manufactured, any book which attempts to cover the
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STROLLING THROUGH the magazine section at ASDA, I was stopped in my tracks. I must have stepped through a black
WORDS BY ROB DAVIES PHOTOS BY BARRY TAYLOR (OLD PRINTS), MODERN PICS FROM BARRY, ROB, AND ROBIN HORTON Fifty-one years
Cliff Rees, born into a motorcycle family in 1938, Norton Dominator 88 purchased in 1959. He’s riding the same bike
Words by Frank Melling; Photos by Carol Melling/Mortons Archive IN 1958, MIKE HAILWOOD and Dan Shorey won the Thruxton long distance
WORDS & PHOTOS BY Frank Melling YOU’RE IN A rush, right? You want to go out for a ride, not
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EXCELLENT COLUMN in the June issue from Paul Miles. When her back was turned, I used to nick my better-half’s
Immediately after the Second World War, and until engineer Charles Udall relaunched a new version of the 500 MSS, the
Laid out on a table in the dining room were the pieces of paper that told the life story of
All that stands between a reasonably effective front suspension system and a badly handling motorcycle is a set of what
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