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Triumph Terrier classic British motorcycle When Edward Turner launched his first Triumph twin in 1937 it marked the beginning of […]
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Pouncy two stroke If it not been for Jack Pouncy's enterprise in Dorset, the only connection the county would have […]
Baughan sidecar outfit In the days when the British motorcycle industry was at its peak each individual manufacturer was constantly […]
KRM Superstreak racer When it became obvious that there was no longer any hope of Britain having a Grand Prix […]
BSA B31 roadster Bearing in mind the B31 BSA was made from 1945 to 1959, and the B33 from 1946 […]
Ariel 3. Erm… Like many of Britain's former motorcycle manufacturers Ariel were in at the very beginning. Although it was […]
BSA 500CC ohv Gold Star Model M24 Destined to become the cornerstone of the British motorcycle industry, BSA were late […]
Moto Guzzi Lodola Although one of the 'newer' motorcycle manufacturers, Moto Guzzi always seemed able to come up with unusual, […]
Ariel Arrow Readers of the June 1993 feature in this series will recall that at the end of their 1959 […]
Royal Enfield 250cc When the production of motorcycles for the civilian market resumed after the war, most manufacturers concentrated on […]
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