The autojumble in your armchair
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Classic Bike Hub UK
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The first real motorbike I owned was a 1955 Velocette MAC. It was barely two years old and cost £125. […]
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Arriving 12 months after the CD the twin carbed 12v machine also featured something of a Honda trademark, an electric […]
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Interesting machine from OEC… No matter what modern riders think, it has all been done before and while it is […]
Designated the Victor Grand Prix the new version of the motorcycle carried an engine much more suited to MX racing. […]
The smiling face of Ural UK When I asked David Angel, proprietor of F2 Motorcycles why he moved from his […]
They were designed to take workers to work – I’ll allow that some motorcycles were, and still are, glamorous and […]
Iconic Norton engine Launching in 1932, the International was available in 350cc and 500cc forms and joined two other ohc […]
Velocette Thruxton Naming a machine after a race or event is a fairly common theme in motorcycle circles – think […]
1937 AJS Model 26 Looking back, I think my mother was probably right to wonder why I’d spent £250 on […]
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