Features
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1999 Suzuki SV650: still going strong
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Twenty-five years on and still going strong: what is about Suzuki’s seminal SV650 family that makes them marvellous motorcycles? Read on.
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AJS Model 18S: second chance with an old flame
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Would you take back an ex? Stuart Urquhart, Classic Bike Guide’s finder and reporter of fine Scottish classics, bumps into his old AJS Model 18 and takes it home. But not all that glitters is gold…
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Legendary status: BSA Gold Star
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For a few fabulous years the go-to, guaranteed-to-win bike for scrambles the world over was BSA’s Gold Star.
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Belgian beauty: Saroléa Model 25P
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Though perhaps not that well known outside its home market, the firm of Saroléa has a long and illustrious history of making quality products, as exampled by this fine machine.
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Classic Ride: 1980 Suzuki GSX750
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Steve Cooper falls for the charms of Suzuki’s second 750 four: the GSX750.
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Kawasaki GPz750: still so modern you’d never know it’s 40 years old
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When a bike holds up this well, can you even call it a classic?
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1990 Suzuki RGV250: still sharp 35 years on
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For many of us there’s only one sort of bike in mind when we think of a 250cc two-stroke: a race-replica, like Suzuki’s sublime RGV250. And it’s still sharp…
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Looking back over 100 years of scrambling
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To celebrate scrambling’s centenary last year we had a rake through the archives and came up with a few things.
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Ducati racing – 1990s style
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Eight World Superbike Championships in a decade marked Ducati’s 888 and 916 production racers as ‘simply the best’ but it wasn’t always plain sailing for the Bologna bullets.
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The understated AJS 16MS
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More than just being a staid ‘Mr Sensible’, the AJS 16MS offers surprising performance and plenty of period charm for modern riders.
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