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Royal Enfield Continental GT 250 – Part 5
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Kel Boyce looks back upon owning and riding his GT, and compares its engineering to Italian and Japanese machines of the era. Then he decides he quite liked after all…
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Royal Enfield Continental GT 250 – Part 4
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Kel Boyce tells us what happened once he’d completed his rebuild, and how he learned to live with an ‘oilfield’…
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Royal Enfield Continental GT 250 – Part 3
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Kel Boyce lusted after a little Enfield back in the 1970s. Then he bought one. Then he took it apart. And then… it had to be put back together again!
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Royal Enfield Continental GT 250 – Part 2
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Kel Boyce paid £40 for his non-running Continental back in 1979 and, bearing in mind how much work it needed ,that might have been over the top…
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Royal Enfield Continental GT 250 – Part 1
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Which bike lived in your teenage dreams when you first started riding? Kel Boyce aspired to Enfield’s sporting 250, and he didn’t manage to grow out of it…
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Daisy’s Diary: new edition
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We have new books about old bikes and old books about old bikes coming out of our ears. Oh, and the chance to grab a signed copy of the original Daisy’s Diaries…
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Chang Jiang CJ750 Side Valve – Part 3
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After running-in this traditional-but-modern motorcycle, Fiery Fred finds that his 750 boxer twin behaves almost exactly like a proper classic bike. The ‘Beemer with beansprouts’ has needed some fettling…
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Chang Jiang CJ750 Side Valve – Part 2
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Fiery Fred bought a new old-style bike in the shape of a Chang Jiang 750. The first thing it did was to break down. Could he solve the problem?
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Chang Jiang CJ750 Side Valve
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Fiery Fred bought a modern classic – a brand new Chang Jiang 750 built into a 1950’s frame. And behold! On its maiden journey it behaved almost exactly as a 50 year old bike would…
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Bultaco Sherpa
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BikerBabe has spent quite a while getting her Bultaco trailbike fettled and ready for some winter mud-plugging. So, naturally, it refused to play fair at the first sight of snow…