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Blast from the Past – Amc Anorak 14 – Stop and Go
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An Electric-start Matchless? Frank Westworth waxes nostalgic for a bike he’s never owned (although he did get close)…
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Blast from the Past- AMC Anorak 13 – Sold!
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Frank Westworth is supposed to know lots about AJS and Matchless motorcycles. So, naturally, people ask him questions about Nortons which turn out to be Matchlesses really. Really!
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Blast from the Past – AMC Anorak 11 – Burning Questions
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Why do you ride the bike you do? Why do you not ride the bikes you don’t? Frank Westworth has a head filled with puzzles…
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Blast from the Past: Teenage Kicks – AMC Anorak 10
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Things change. Sometimes for the better; sometimes not. Frank Westworth is a keen observer of how this change affects the AJS and Matchless machines of his acquaintance…
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Blast from the Past – Spare Parts – AMC Anorak 12
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Frank Westworth loves his AJS and Matchless motorcycles and make a point of securing spare parts for them whenever possible. Here, in an unusual example of Hoarder’s Downfall, he explains how his prize collection of AMC originals gets beaten to bits…
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Blast from the Past: Reminiscing – AMC Anorak 9
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It’s Matchless memory time! Frank Westworth remembers distant days when he used to ride bikes from time to time, and A Glowing Tribute to The Wobbly Bike Shoppe
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Blast from the Past: AMC Anorak 8
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AMC bikes are superb examples of the very best British motorcycle engineering. But RealClassic readers already know that. Frank Westworth does a little missionary positioning…
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Totally Top Triple!
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Was the last of the triples the best of the bunch? Frank Westworth thinks so. Well, he thinks so today, at least.
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Laps of the Gods!
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For the 1967 Senior TT Mike Hailwood faced a bit of a challenge in his bid to score his second hat-trick of wins around the Isle of Man course – but lady luck was smiling…
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Mission Impossible
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Did anyone really think that even with the combination of Steve Hislop’s amazing talent and the sheer speed of the Norton NRS588 that they would win the 1992 Senior TT?
