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1954 DOT scrambler Model SCH Although DOT was only a relatively small company, based in Hulme, Manchester, it ranked as […]
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AJS Stormer Ford once very successful company, AJS seems to have suffered more than its fair share of misfortunes. Founded […]
AJS model 8 It’s a relative term really – Lightweight, it all depends upon what it is you're judging it […]
Royal Enfield Interceptor – first of the superbikes It was with their 1963 UK model range, that Royal Enfield included […]
The Campbells on their Coventry Eagles in 1938 It was in 1938 that Sir Malcolm Campbell, racing motorist and three […]
Velocette Venom Clubman They first appeared as full production models in the company's catalogue for 1960; previously the special equipment […]
Sunbeam 500cc ohc twin S7 deluxe The Sunbeam name was always closely associated with 'quality' and when the very first […]
Catalogue description of 1939 Red Panther It’s hard to imagine in today's money motivated age, that the manufacturers of anything […]
Sporty Douglas When Douglas released their first announcement about their post-war twin to coincide with the Bristol Engineering Exhibition in […]
1934 250cc two port OEC There was something about the word Duplex that really seemed to get them going, down […]
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