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The complete story of the Matchless Colliers
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Many TT fans will know that Charles R Collier, riding a Matchless, won the 1907 single-cylinder class over 10 laps of the original St John’s course, a distance of 158.125 miles, in 4hrs 8min 8sec
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Joey Dunlop: a real racer’s life
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This softback biography of TT legend William Joseph Dunlop is one of the few publications on this subject to
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Video: Inglorious Motorcycles
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A short film produced with the awesome bike builder Sam Evans of Inglorious Motorcycles: Credits: Direction and Cinematography – Tom McCagherty & Tom Bryan Editor – Aiden Jordan Sound Design – Alex Williams Music –
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Book Review: Edward Turner – the man behind the motorcycles
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Foreword by: John R Nelson MA (Eng.), M.I.Mech.E. Veloce Classic Reprint Series Published by: Veloce Publishing Ltd, Veloce House, Parkway Farm Business Park, Middle Farm Way, Poundbury, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 3AR Tel: 01305 260068
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Scooperman – They’re only small bikes
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One of this column’s contacts came out with a statement recently that frankly left the author speechless. Yes, I know it’s hard to believe but it happened. The words that halted any response were ‘yes
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Classic GP: Spa-Francorcamps 1974
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It was a race of extremes. Bikes seized, Barry Sheene was left coasting and Read romped home. Building to the race… The seventh round of the 1974 500cc World Championship took place at the picturesque
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Transatlantic Trophy: USA superstar surprises
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The performances of Cal Rayborn and Yvon Duhamel, when they shared top individual Transatlantic Trophy Series honours with British riders in 1972 and 1973, had already shown fans in the UK that America could produce
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Classic GP: Spa-Francorcamps 1974
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It was a race of extremes. Bikes seized, Barry Sheene was left coasting and Read romped home. Building to the race… The seventh round of the 1974 500cc World Championship took place at the picturesque
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Transatlantic Trophy: USA superstar surprises
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The performances of Cal Rayborn and Yvon Duhamel, when they shared top individual Transatlantic Trophy Series honours with British riders in 1972 and 1973, had already shown fans in the UK that America could produce
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Crash, bang and wallop Phillip Island delivers a Classic
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Last year Team UK trounced the Aussies. This year the margin was just 11 points after the Aussies staged a remarkable comeback in the last of the four races. The victory was made even sweeter
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