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TT hero Conor Cummins at Stafford Show
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Manxman Conor Cummins will be at The Stafford Show on Saturday, April 27 to get a close-up look at the Tony Dunnell 350cc and 500cc Manx Nortons he’ll be racing at this year’s Classic TT on August 23-26…
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Buying Guide: Suzuki GT550
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At the time Suzuki’s GT550 was probably the ideal two-stroke triple but has somehow become one of the 70s most overlooked machines. We take another look…
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Buying Guide: Suzuki GT550
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At the time Suzuki’s GT550 was probably the ideal two-stroke triple but has somehow become one of the 70s most overlooked machines. We take another look…
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Friends Reunited
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Ever wanted to trace your first ever motorcycle or a bike you wish you’d never let go back in the day? Most of us have at one time or another…
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Honda CBX750
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Hedging your bets is never a bad thing to do and if you happen to be Honda reeling from the shock of getting your first V-four spectacularly wrong it might almost look like a lifeline…
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Road Test: BSA B25S Starfire
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Despite a few minor niggles, and the motorcycle trade’s reference to bike as the ‘hand grenade’, because it went a short distance then exploded, the BSA Starfire was a capable 250. But just a shame that it was 10 years too late…
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Road Test: BSA B25S Starfire
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Despite a few minor niggles, and the motorcycle trade’s reference to bike as the ‘hand grenade’, because it went a short distance then exploded, the BSA Starfire was a capable 250. But just a shame that it was 10 years too late…
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Suzuki RGV250 discount parts on offer
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Owners of RGV250s can benefit from a discounted parts rate for their machines, thanks to Suzuki’s Bike of the Month scheme…
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Red Marley cancelled
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Sadly, after a course inspection on yesterday, the Red Marley Hill Climb Club have reluctantly cancelled the popular Easter Monday spectacular in Worcestershire…
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Road Test: Triumph SD
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Triumph’s SD was based upon the despatch rider’s favourite, the Model H, but used Triumph’s own three-speed gearbox rather than the H’s Sturmey Archer and had chain replacing the belt final drive…
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