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Reference: Norton Commando S Type
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Norton’s famous – and successful – Commando came in a number of guises, but is any more handsome than the S Type?
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Reference: Norton Commando
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The first of Norton’s Commandos was a radical looking machine, as exampled by this stunning specimen
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Reference: Norton Commando S Type
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Norton’s famous – and successful – Commando came in a number of guises, but is any more handsome than the S Type?
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Reference: Norton Commando
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The first of Norton’s Commandos was a radical looking machine, as exampled by this stunning specimen
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Harley V-Rod custom exhaust upgrade
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Want a set of loud pipes for your Harley V-Rod for less than £150? It’s now possible thanks to a man in a shed in deepest Norfolk who has come up with an ingenious solution to the old problem of making a V-Rod sound like a proper Harley should without breaking the bank
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Buying Guide: Triumph 6T and T120
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Triumph 650s are among the most sought-after classic bikes, and there are always different models available in our classified ads to suit all budgets. We consider two very different machines; a pre-unit Thunderbird and one of the last of the T120 Bonnevilles…
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Buying Guide: Royal Enfield Interceptor (1968)
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Not every Royal Enfield is an Indian-built single. Rod K in Canada has just rebuilt a 750 Interceptor twin…
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Buying Guide: Sunbeam S8
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This revolutionary twin offered power, performance, personality and… problems!
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Road Test: Matchless G15CS
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Frank Westworth reports from the saddle of a 750 Matchless, and includes a great big chunk of personal anecdote, revealing why he has never been comfortable in a leather hat…
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Bristol Show 2010: rare bikes
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The 30th Carole Nash Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show, Bristol 2010 – James Robinson talks on some of the rare and carefully restored motorcycles
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