The autojumble in your armchair
by
Sam Hewitt
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Bridgestone built some of the most advanced two-stroke bikes in the world, so why pull the plug 45 years ago? […]
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Some considerable time ago, Tim Britton delved into a 3TA Triumph engine that had been lying around the place for […]
Pete Kelly looks back fondly on an idyllic sidecar tour of Ireland with his late wife Liz, on a Kawasaki 1000/Squire […]
Mick Payne looks back to his first meeting with Keith Wash, the founder of Unit Sidecars whose Hedingham models were […]
One of the finest descriptions of fast riding ever written was T E Lawrence’s essay, ‘The Road’, describing an impromptu […]
Ian Kerr visits an up-and-coming motorcycle concours event in Tacoma, USA, to prove the point that beautifully-restored classics are equally […]
Steve Cooper appraises a significant two-stroke twin from Suzuki’s Hamamatsu factory that lifted customers’ expectations in the sub 250cc category […]
John McCrink tells of the acquisition and rebuilding of his beautiful 1956 500 ZB34 BSA Gold Star scrambler that is […]
Richard Thomasson describes the evolution of the Ariel Owners’ Motor Cycle Club, which was formed at London’s Ace Cafe in […]
Mick Payne considers the links between Swallow sidecars and Jaguar cars as Team Katy makes a brief foray into central […]
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