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British Motor Scooters 1946-1970 by Robin Spalding
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After enjoying a hall of classic scooters at the Newark Show, Roy Workman discovers more information on the subject of British-built scooters…
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1925 OK-Bradshaw 350
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Granville Bradshaw started his career in 1910 designing aircraft, and by 1955 he’d dreamed up the Omega engine with its innovative rotary layout. In between, he tried his hand at oil-cooling…
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Lost Motorcycles of the 1920s by Jack Bacon
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There are over 50 vintage motorcycle marques detailed in this book, and the book itself was very nearly lost too…
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Off Road Giants; Heroes of 1960’s Motorcycle Sport by Andy Westlake
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If you ever wanted to know who won an ISDT Gold Medal on a clutchless Tiger Cub, or what Steve McQueen’s toughest two-wheeled challenge was, then this is the book for you…
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The Classic Motorcycle Diaries by Paul Grace
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Over the last year, Paul Grace (aka Anarchy) kept a diary of his motorcycling life aboard Royal Enfield motorcycles. His travels included country fairs, bike nights, the Himalayas and more, and all these adventures appear in his new book…
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Improving Classic Motorcycles
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If you’d like to develop your spannering skills somewhat, then Graham Blighe has written the ideal book to help you get the best from your old bike…
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‘Classic Motorcycling: A Guide for the 21st Century’ by Rex Bunn
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This book offers a different look at classic motorcycling, one with an international flavour. Steve Wilson has read it, and reports…
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The History of the Clubman’s TT Races 1947-1956, by Fred Pidcock and Bill Snelling
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Are you a TT enthusiast? Geof Staples reviews the story behind the Clubman’s TT races and reckons this book will fascinate you…
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First to Last, the Tale of a Biker by Dennis W Lid
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An American rider recalls his life with motorcycles. Jim Algar reviews a mixture of biography, travelogue, military memoir and personal motorcycle journey…
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Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road by Neil Peart
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Phil Speakman reviews a book which wanders from the subject of classic bikes, but which reflects the journey of one particularly distraught motorcycle rider…