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Workshop: Suzuki GT750: part one
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Rod Gibson had already dismantled the Suzuki GT750 down in his workshop and we start the online feature at the first stage of reassembly. With the engine to one side, Rod concentrated on the cycle parts, having already arranged for the metalwork to be powder coated…
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Buying Guide: Japanese step-throughs
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You might not genuinely believe your garage needs or warrants a Japanese step-through until you actually ride one… and then you might very well change your opinion…
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Buying Guide: Japanese step-throughs
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You might not genuinely believe your garage needs or warrants a Japanese step-through until you actually ride one… and then you might very well change your opinion…
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Workshop: Steering head bearings
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Motorcycle steering head bearings take a lot of abuse and if ignored they’ll make a good machine handle like a cranky mule. We show you what’s involved in keeping things smooth and silky…
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Workshop: Suzuki GT750: part one
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Rod Gibson had already dismantled the Suzuki GT750 down in his workshop and we start the online feature at the first stage of reassembly. With the engine to one side, Rod concentrated on the cycle parts, having already arranged for the metalwork to be powder coated…
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Road Test: Ariel Leader
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‘The modern motorcycle’, so proclaimed Ariel advertising slogans. And when the Leader was introduced, the firm could really be considered the makers of such a thing…
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Road Test: Ariel Leader
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‘The modern motorcycle’, so proclaimed Ariel advertising slogans. And when the Leader was introduced, the firm could really be considered the makers of such a thing…
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NSA prize giving
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Coventry had an invasion of motorcycle sprinters over the first weekend of March. The occasion was the AGM of the National Sprint Association…
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Capital idea as museum builds on success
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Opening for an extra day during the 2012 Olympics paid such dividends that the London Motorcycle Museum has now decided to make it a permanent arrangement…
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Vincent Comet/LE sidecar
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The pairing of a Vincent Comet with a 1980s LE sidecar isn’t one that instantly springs to mind, but this union has led to an outfit which goes well and handles even better…
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