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Sunbeam S8 Search
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If you frequent the Message Board then you’ll know that Steve The Toast has been successful in his search for a Sunbeam. But how did this fascination begin, and what did he initially discover?
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Sunbeam Show Stopper
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Not just a recent show winner, Brian Matthew’s ‘Beam probably also started life on a show stand back at Olympia over 70 years ago…
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Sunbeam S8: Modern As Tomorrow
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Frank Westworth revisits a bike he rode several years ago. Years before A Nice Gurl gave him a Sunbeam…
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Short Way Up by Steve Wilson
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Few people would choose to ride an unfamiliar old British bike on an epic journey across South Africa. Steve Wilson took the plunge: Roy Workman read the book…
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Bruce Pollard
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One of life’s genuine real classic riders rode over the horizon in early 2011. Jim Reynolds pays tribute to him…
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Famous Last Words 15: Maintenance Breeds Reliability
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Prevention is better than cure. Maintenance breeds reliability. Frank Westworth finds no comfort in these fine sentiments…
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Britain, From Abroad
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Familiarity breeds… you know. Roger Houghton, a visitor from South Africa, takes a fresh look at the UK while he visits its classic motorcycling heritage sites…
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Stocks, Shares and Sheds
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Richard McCann discovers that recession doesn’t only affect valve seats…
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Yamaha SRX400 and SRX600
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These sleek and sporty single-cylinder machines should’ve been the stars of the 1980s, making the most of the cult of the café racer. Instead, people bought UJMs. Anarchy wonders if history is about to repeat itself…
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Ariel Square Four
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The Square Four had a lifespan of over 25 years, and several incarnations of all sizes from 500cc to 1000cc. If you thought that all old British bikes were 650 twins then read on…
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