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Suzuki TS125L
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Suzuki was influential in moulding the tralbike concept and this TS125, launched in 1971 and following on from the Trail Cat, continued the theme
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1952: the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee image gallery
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A tribute collection of images and magazine covers from 1952, the year Queen Elizabeth came to the throne. She celebrated her Silver Jubilee (25 years) in 1977 and her Golden Jubilee (50 years) in 2002
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Kawasaki Z650
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If Kawasaki’s original Z1 900 four was a body blow to the opposition, the Z650 was a follow up punch which kicked off a middleweight battle in the showrooms. We examine the bike which launched a thousand dreams, and not a few clones…
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Triumph Bonneville
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With the Triumph Bonneville celebrating its silver jubilee, the VMCC chose to offer up one such machine for their Christmas raffle prize. Always keen on a bargain, Jim Reynolds went to sample his quid’s worth…
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AJS Model 18S
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This immaculate AJS Model 18S has been in the same ownership since the early 60s – it’s a relationship that’s passed the test of time with flying colours…
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Ariel-JAP special
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There are those among us who prefer practicality over aesthetics and are skilled enough to be able to make something from ‘a mishmash of unrelated parts.’ What’s more, said parts don’t necessarily have to have originated from another motorcycle… but a rotavator?
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Suzuki TC90J
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The Japanese are experts at miniaturisation. Suzuki’s TC90J is a perfect example of the oriental art of small but perfectly formed. CMM takes a spin on the diminutive TC90J, owned by Chris Brealey…
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Bristol Show image gallery: 2
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A short sample of some of the delights at The 33rd Carole Nash Bristol Classic Motorcycle Show…
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Bristol Show image gallery: 3
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Another batch of ‘spots’ at the 33rd Carole Nash Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show…
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Bristol Show image gallery: 4
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Out and about in the accessory halls at the Bristol Show. Buy those spares for your next project bike!
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