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Triumph TR5 Trophy Edward Turner, the Managing Director and Chief Designer of the Triumph Engineering Company held firm views about […]
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The Sun Cycles and Fittings Company Limited, of Aston Brook Street, Birmingham, bad a long association with the British motorcycle […]
1949 Scott Unlike some of the other motorcycle manufacturers, the Scott Motor Cycle Company did not supply motorcycles to the […]
Indian Brave The Indian Motorcycle Company, of Springfield, Massachusetts, a formidable rival to Harley-Davidson, were just as famous for their […]
Continental Sports had a cobby look It would seem that Frank Willoughby Cotton, the founder of the Cotton Motor Company, […]
1934 Velocette 350cc ohv in 250cc cycle parts The overhead camshaft KSS Velocette was the flagship of the Velocette range, […]
245cc BMW R27 If you are ever offered a 'veteran' BMW you will know it's a fake because BMW wasn't […]
1961 Norman B4 250cc twin sports model The town of Ashford in Kent may seem an unlikely place for a […]
Norton Commando Fastback Norton Motors was one of the earliest casualties of the crumbling British motor cycle industry when, in […]
New Imperial Classic In 1931 the British motorcycle industry was facing hard times. With the country in the grip of […]
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