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One shock or two
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If there’s one thing worse than shot rear shocks, it’s expensive shot rear shocks which can’t be rebuilt…
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Skill and safety, September 1958
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Alan Baker of The Motor Cycle, keeps a close eye on J Bowe of the Tiger (Grays) Club, who wriggles his Villiers powered lightweight between the posts in the ‘wiggle-woggle’ during a test at the first Metropolitan Motorcyclists of the Year competition, held on the final Sunday of September 1958…
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Sun beams down for Jack Thompson trial
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Conditions for this year’s Jack Thompson British Bike Trial were near ideal as sunshine cleared early frost…
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Oxford Products Maximiser
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I have used this product for about five or six years now and overall I’ve been impressed…
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Southern Classic Off Road Show: Kempton Park
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The annual Southern Classic Off Road Show at Kempton Park on December 8 had a broad definition of ‘off-road’, with plenty of categories and, hence, a good number of award winners…
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High performance brake discs for classics
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If you’re looking for high-quality direct replacement brake discs or need bespoke discs made for your modern classic, then take a look at ISR’s high-carbon range…
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Kawasaki hosts ‘40 Years of Z’ at Bike Show
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This year’s NEC Motorcycle Live show wasn’t just about the modern tackle. Creating a uniquely classic feel on the Kawasaki stand was a fantastic 40th anniversary display of Z machines…
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Norton Ariel Four
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‘Specials’ are in a class of their own, particularly when it comes to taking on someone else’s unfinished project. Mike Lewis looks at the marriage of Ariel’s 997cc four-cylinder motor with Norton’s fine-handling wideline ‘Featherbed’ chassis…
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Road Test: Triumph TRW
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Jim Reynolds rides a smart Triumph TRW, the side-valve 500cc twin that was standard issue to the Nato forces in the 1950s and 60s. It’s been a while since Jim had ridden a TRW but the bike’s quiet charm is perfect for making friends…
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Road Test: Triumph TRW
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Jim Reynolds rides a smart Triumph TRW, the side-valve 500cc twin that was standard issue to the Nato forces in the 1950s and 60s. It’s been a while since Jim had ridden a TRW but the bike’s quiet charm is perfect for making friends…
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