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Rare 1929 model USS Velocette When Veloce Limited entered the motorcycle market by acquiring the assets and goodwill of Kelecom […]
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Maserati 250/T4 (Gran Turismo lusso) Maserati conjures up the image of highly successful racing cars finished in Italian racing red, […]
A.W. Grady takes on Australia Ever since the early days of motorcycling, riders have sought challenges of various kinds. Sometimes […]
Hesketh superbike During Christmas 1977 Lord Hesketh decided to build an all-British Superbike. As former Patron to World Champion racing […]
Pierce Arrow classic motorcycle The story goes Percy Pierce, the son of the owner of the Pierce Great Arrow Motor […]
Rudge Ulster Rudge was another of the better known names in the British motorcycle industry. Although the company had started […]
Triumph Roadster It is widely believed that Triumph acquired its 'trusty' nickname as a testimony to the outstanding service given […]
By 1930 the recession that followed the Wall Street crash in October the previous year was beginning to take its […]
AJS ‘Dracer’ AIthough it is widely believed that the first speedway meeting to be held in this country took place […]
Scorpion’s ‘focused’ two stroke By the early 1960s the Villiers engine no longer suffered from the image of being little […]
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