Features
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Middleweights make so much sense
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While large-capacity Japanese classics remain breathtaking to ride, many older enthusiasts are returning to the all-round virtues of the 500cc middleweight. Steve Cooper sets the theme for his next few articles.
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Dance of the Dragonfly
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Douglas’s fame was built upon its legendary fore-and-aft flat twins and its huge contribution to the 1914-18 war effort. The marque reached the height of its achievement in the 1920s and early 30s.
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More or less
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There’s nothing inherently wrong with BMW airheads: there’s just too much of a good thing. 2WheelsMiklos take an R80 back to basics
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Italian quandary
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Classic or retro? Retro style with modern performance? New wine in an old bottle? Moto Guzzi offers a choice
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A FLYING SQUIRREL
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Alfred Angas Scott was a genius. Besides inventing the first motorcycle with a twin cylinder two-stroke engine, he also came up with telescopic forks and even the kick-starter. We test a 1929 Flying Squirrel TT Replica, one of the best of his vintage fliers…
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A perfect storm
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Did Benelli successfully blend a trad Brit twin and Italian engineering excellence?
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Built to go – good enough to show
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This little beauty is the latest addition to Irishman Trevor Calderwood’s ever-growing CZ collection.
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Golden days in the Golden State
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Part 1: Experiencing the ‘trail bike boom’ and riding off-road purely for the fun of it.
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Team player
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Though Jeff Smith was BSA’s superstar at GP level the factory’s support reached all levels of MX. How did they do it? With old team bikes, CDB checks one out.
