All about buying, selling, riding and restoring real classic motorcycles
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Sam Hewitt
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In which the true virtues of the Ariel Huntmaster gain appreciation and understanding. Frank Westworth remembers why British bikes are very special…
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In which things start to go back together. And come apart again…
If you’re going to rebuild a burned-out Ariel Huntmaster, then you’re going to need spare parts. Lots of them.
Is this any way to restore a traditional British classic bike? The story of Frank Westworth’s improbable rebuild continues. Slowly…
Only an expert or an optimist would attempt to rebuild a totally burned-out classic motorcycle.
How to spend uncounted piles of money over many years in the fond hope that a shiny Ariel Huntmaster will arise from its own ashes.
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