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BSA Gold Star rockers
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BSA Gold Star racing specialist of over 30 years, John Cronshaw, has commissioned the manufacture of these valve rockers, as they have been unavailable for a good while…
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Reference: AJS Model 31CSR Hurricane
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The AJS (and Matchless) CSR ‘range toppers’ were never quite as revered as the Triumph Bonnie or hot Beesa twins, but they were quick and popular machines nonetheless
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Buying Guide: Grindlay-Peerless 1000cc
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The latest restoration to join the Sammy Miller Museum is a really unusual sleeve-valve vee-twin from the 1920s…
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Reference: AJS Model 31CSR Hurricane
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The AJS (and Matchless) CSR ‘range toppers’ were never quite as revered as the Triumph Bonnie or hot Beesa twins, but they were quick and popular machines nonetheless
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Free poster
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A firm celebrating 50 years of supplying classic and vintage motorcycle tyres has produced a tyre fitment wall chart which covers sizes for everything from AJS to Yamaha
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NJB dampers
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There is no shortage of suspension units available these days for classic motorcycles, ranging from universal, imported budget jobs through to very expensive, highly specialised units, but NJB shock absorbers come with the backing of years of experience…
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AMC crankshafts
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In 2011 the AJS and Matchless Owners Club was approached by three members regarding the possibility of manufacturing crankshafts for 650 twins, and now that’s a reality…
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H&H Classics revamp
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H&H Classics website The firm plans to offer 0% vendor’s commission on specific sales, settlement time down from eight working days to three, dedicated account managers for each entry and three different types of sale
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NYRRSC social night
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The North Yorkshire Road Racing Supporters Club’s next social night is on Tuesday, April 17th and features Robin Appleyard who won the British 125 Championship on numerous occasions and also competed in the world 125 Grand Prix series for a number of seasons in a career that spanned the 80S and 90s…
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Brace yourself
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Triumph tuner and specialist parts producer and supplier Norman Hyde has come up with a fork brace for the Hinckley Bonnies with 17in wheels, giving the bike a more solid and complete look
