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Workshop: Suzuki GT750: part three
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The Suzuki GT750 engine is back in the frame at last, but there’s still some assembly work to do to reach the finishing straight with our restoration. Rod Gibson rolls up his shirt sleeves again…
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Classic camera: an athletic pair, December 1931
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This 1931 photograph celebrated the impending nuptials of Miss A M Stone of the Mitcham Athletic Club and Mr R O Bale, who was a noted sprinter, as well as being the trainer of the Mitcham cross country ladies…
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Workshop: Can-Am 250cc rebuild: 5
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Part five of our Can-Am Bombardier workshop rebuild and we’ve proved that getting involved in off-road sport doesn’t have to be expensive. Tim Britton takes up the story
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Road Test: Francis-Barnett Falcon
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This charming 1954 Francis-Barnett has been owned by a father and then his son from new. It was off the road for some years, though has now been restored to its former glory. Roy Poynting tells the tale…
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Velocette Thruxton 500cc
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It has long been a tradition among motor cycle makers to name a particular super-sporting model after a speed venue at which the marque has done especially well; we need only mention the Triumph Daytona, Rudge Ulster, Greeves Silverstone, and Velocette Thruxton…
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Road Test: Norton Model 50
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Though the Norton Model 50 is often derided for its lack of pace, it’s more a case of an exceptional frame, rather than a disappointing engine that has led to this largely unjustified criticism. Roy Poynting tells the story…
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Road Test: Moto Guzzi S3
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Launched in 1975, the low, lithe S3 was a visual treat. This Moto Guzzi S3 has been superbly restored and uprated by its owner, and is now capable of what the Italian factory originally claimed for it…
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Ducati TT2 part two
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With the show and parading season looming the pressure was on to complete the restoration of the Moto Cinelli Ducati TT2. Would all the comoponent parts ever be reunited? Malc Wheeleer fills us in, and keep those tissues handy…
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Record-breaking at Bonneville
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Records toppled last month when the Southern California Timing Association organized the annual attack on American speed records. The Bonneville Flats are the record breaker’s dreams come true — a hard, flat surface, absence of traffic, spectators and, ample room for ‘running out of road!’
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Buying Guide: Buying a race replica
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Time was when production racing meant taking a road bike and building a racer from it. But in the late 1970s that changed. Some of the straight-out-of-a-crate bikes were so good to start with, they were competitive on track with minimal additional work…
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