The autojumble in your armchair
by
Sam Hewitt
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While 58bhp and a top speed of 122mph might not seem that much these days, when the 740cc Triumph Trident […]
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In this thought-provoking piece Nigel Stennett-Cox, who’s equally well known in the worlds of old motorcycles and cars, challenges some […]
John McCrink, who also took the photos, visits famed bike builder Bob Pearson to drool over a classic special that […]
Steve Cooper tells the fascinating story of Japan’s first successful entry into the burgeoning enduro and desert racing scene in […]
Mark Wood tells how, when his dad John finally parted with his beloved Triumph Tiger Cub, by sheer chance it […]
John Finch recalls the excitement he felt when he secured a job as a design draughtsman with the BSA Motorcycle […]
During the 1980s, Eric Turner spent four years building a stunning replica of Ernie Lyons’ 1946 Manx Grand Prix-winning prototype […]
Seizures, bent valves and cooked batteries were just three of the problems encountered when James Crosby set off on an […]
Regular contributor Colin Rider digs out some family photos of the TT during the early 1950s – and gives us […]
Gareth Tunstell tells of the long and painstaking job of rebuilding the Triumph-engined Greeves that he bought as a project […]
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