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Scott moves to Birmingham Only 600 post war models had been made and even the construction of a prototype plunger […]
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Douglas racer When permission was given after World War 2 to resume the manufacture of motorcycles for civilian use, Douglas […]
Around the world Douglas Sometimes the urge to travel far and wide presents itself quite spontaneously, as was the case […]
Sunbeam S7 Sunbeam was yet another British manufacturer late to enter the burgeoning motorcycle industry, in 1912. Already renowned for […]
MV Agusta 750 four superbike Anyone involved with the international road racing scene in the 50s felt very privileged to […]
Brough Superior National heroes rarely have any associations with motorcycles, but this could not be said of Lawrence of Arabia. […]
When 1930 dawned, Veloce Limited still had nothing available in their range to bridge the gap between eir moderately priced […]
Royal Enfield prototype Overhead camshaft engines have been with us for a long while, much longer than many would think. […]
Sprite competition bike This story begins in the 1960s, at a time when the two stroke had already begun to […]
Velocette ohc Velocette's overhead camshaft model had proved itself popular almost from its early beginning in 1925. Their Junior TT […]
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