Reviews

  • 1958 Royal Enfield Meteor Minor – Part II

    1958 Royal Enfield Meteor Minor – Part II

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    A quarter of a century ago, Gerry Atric started a restoration project on a 500cc Royal Enfield twin. And was ably assisted by… a muppet…

  • Motocross on AIR! contains:

    Motocross on AIR! contains:

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    This book will be launched at the Stafford Show on October 19th 2013, on the Panther Publishing stand, with superstar riders including Dave Bickers, Jeff Smith, John Banks, Bryan Goss, Dave Nicoll and Alan Clough in attendance. But even if you miss that event, you can still enjoy their exploits in print…

  • MZ ES250/2 Trophy Rebuild – Part 4

    MZ ES250/2 Trophy Rebuild – Part 4

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    Phil Speakman considers relativity, a brief history of time, and the benefits of an opposable thumb…

  • Norton Commando 850 Interstate

    Norton Commando 850 Interstate

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    Little girls beware; Barry Granger’s Norton Commando is out to get you…

  • Sidecar Racing and Panther Motorcycles

    Sidecar Racing and Panther Motorcycles

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    Two new books about classic bikes are on the way; one for fans of world-class sidecar racing and the other about Panthers…

  • India, The Shimmering Dream by Max Reisch

    India, The Shimmering Dream by Max Reisch

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    In 1933, two students were the first people to ride a motorcycle overland from Europe to India. Their epic adventure aboard a 250cc two-stroke has finally been published in English…

  • Sunbeam S8 Adventures – Part 3

    Sunbeam S8 Adventures – Part 3

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    Steve The Toaster strips his P&J and finds that the inevitable has indeed come to pass… not only that, there is, indeed, no such thing as a quick fix. Next stop? The bank balance void…

  • Triumph Speed Twin – Daisy’s Diary Part I

    Triumph Speed Twin – Daisy’s Diary Part I

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    Daisy the Speed Twin has carried Graham Ham half around the country and has become more than a little bit famous in the process. But just how did their adventure begin?

  • 1975 Triumph T160

    1975 Triumph T160

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    It’s a winner! Stuart Bidwell’s Trident collected a pretty prize during the 2004 summer show season. But when he bought it, Stuart thought it was ready to roll…

  • Vincent Black Knight and other twins

    Vincent Black Knight and other twins

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    There never had been a motorcycle so packed with original design and high speed stamina. Old legends like this, says Dave Minton, never die. They simply race away…


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