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Norton ES2 Of all the British motorcycle manufacturers, Norton Motors must surely have held the record for keeping what was […]
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1947 Matchless, with a little more brightwork than on earlier versions It was the only way the government could conserve […]
Francis-Barnett Light Cruiser classic motorcycle It was with their 1960 range that, for the first time in over 45 years, […]
3.4hp OCS Sports Humber Maybe you didn't know that Humber had made motorcycles at all? Car firm Humber, a one […]
Now when was it that? Book 3 Now when was it that? to give it its true print title, is […]
Greeves model 25R Unheard of as a motorcycle manufacturer until the early 50s, Greeves Motor valid carriages stemmed from Invacar […]
Excelsior 250cc Model STT4 Excelsior had the honour of being Britain's oldest motorcycle manufacturer, having sold their first machine in […]
Popular Ariel Leader When, during 1943, Jack Sangster decided to sell Ariel Motors to the BSA Group, there was concern […]
Velocette advertisement It was not until 1909 that Veloce Limited had their first own-designed motorcycle on the market, an unorthodox […]
Triumph model Q I suppose it's the historian's who determine whether one man's name should be remembered when another's forgotten, […]
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