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Triumph has a long history of making motorcycles which stretches all the way back to 1902. The firm’s history falls […]
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Each year, the line separating classic British steeds from Japanese classics seems to blur a little more, with some vintage […]
Back in the early 1980s, Triumph built a budget 650; a short-stroke version of the 750 Bonneville. These days the […]
As usual, the monthly magazine includes an eclectic collection of classic bikes you can buy. Here’s a tempting selection of […]
As usual, the autumn Stafford Show will host a Bonhams auction of classic motorcycles. Some 200 classic bikes will go […]
Famous after WW2 for their lightweight trials and scrambles machines, Dot Motorcycles adopted their ‘Devoid of Trouble’ marketing slogan back […]
This month’s magazine celebrates the end of a pair of projects, as two very different British classic motorcycles return to […]
The Carole Nash Classic Mechanics Show is so mightily immense that you could easily spend all day at the showground […]
Fans of Frank Melling’s autobiographical ‘Penguin’ books will be thrilled to discover that a new publication from the biking world’s […]
The S-type 750 Commando was introduced in 1969 alongside the Fastback, itself a tweaked version of the initial Commando, and […]
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