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  • ARCHIVE: History of the iconic ‘Nifty Fifties’

    ARCHIVE: History of the iconic ‘Nifty Fifties’

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    Think of 50cc bikes as ‘just’ a 16-year-old’s steed at your peril – these tiddlers have seen some serious racing action over the years.

  • Top tips for selling your classic motorcycle

    Top tips for selling your classic motorcycle

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    Try to consider your own bike – the bike you’re selling – through the eyes of the buyer.

  • Learner’s guide to motorcycle insurance

    Learner’s guide to motorcycle insurance

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    Right, so you’ve passed your CBT, bought some kit and found a bike you like – what’s left to do before you can ride on the road legally? That’s right. You’ve still got to sort some insurance.

  • Is the future electric?

    Is the future electric?

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    As the electric bicycle/motorcycle concept increases in popularity, will it go the way of pioneer motorcycling… or autocycles?

  • 50 Years of the Super Glide

    50 Years of the Super Glide

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    Take a trip back in time with the 1971 H-D Super Glide Boat Tail…

  • Weird and wonderful

    Weird and wonderful

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    This amazing photograph of a Wallis-JAP at Brooklands is noteworthy for its unusual subject, and its clarity. The rider-designer, George Wallis, was later the man who initiated the concept which spawned the Ariel 3.

  • Archive: In search of sunshine

    Archive: In search of sunshine

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    Despite the economic hardships of the time and the fact the exchange rate was terrible, a European tour was still undertaken.

  • The first modern motorcycles?

    The first modern motorcycles?

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    With an overhead camshaft engine and fully circulating oil system, plus sparkling performance, the first generation ‘cammy’ Velocettes certainly make a case.

  • Where does the passenger go?

    Where does the passenger go?

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    Dictionaries inform the sidecar is: ‘a jaunting-car; small car attached to the side of a motorcycle; kind of cocktail.’ We’ll forget jaunting-cars and cocktails, but how did the world arrive at the sidecar? And what came before?

  • International Women’s Day: Celebrating women in motorcycling

    International Women’s Day: Celebrating women in motorcycling

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    Forget about motorcycling being a lads’ world. There are – and always have been – plenty of women riding fast and far.

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