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Now when was it that? (Book two) Links to all the articles are below. See also the first and third […]
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AJS and Matchless twin – iconic engines Where others had a massive central flywheel and big mains in each crankcase […]
Ariel’s pressed frame was ahead of its time Looking at the British motorcycle industry 40 years from its demise the […]
Viper engine produced impressive power output Of the many motorcycles the company produced the 500cc Venom and 350cc Viper have […]
JAP works in Northumberland Park, Tottenham, London, 1946 In any technology, it is only a matter of time before one […]
Royal Enfield 500cc vertical twin When civilian motorcycle production resumed after World War 2, manufacturers knew that if they were […]
Now when was it that? Now when was it that? to give it its true print title, is a compilation […]
Now when was it that? Book 4 Now when was it that the mighty Ariel produced a three-wheeled 'Pixie'? When […]
BSA Beeza scooter It is widely believed today that the scooter is an Italian invention, whereas in actual fact nothing […]
It was on the 1st April 1947 that Bert Hopwood joined Norton Motors Ltd, in the capacity of Chief Designer. […]
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