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Road Test: Gaunt Ariel
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“What goes in to making a winner?” is the eternal question of all competition riders. Closely followed by “would we win on it?” CDB tries to find the answers
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Road Test: Husqvarna WR250
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and for this ‘beholder’ the classic red and chrome tanked Husqvarnas are beautiful, CDB goes enduro
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Road Test: Gaunt Ariel
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“What goes in to making a winner?” is the eternal question of all competition riders. Closely followed by “would we win on it?” CDB tries to find the answers
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Reference: Norton Jubilee
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The Norton Jubilee was launched in 1958, Norton’s Diamond Jubilee year, and though it perhaps wasn’t universally loved, it still has its devotees to this day
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Reference: Norton Jubilee
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The Norton Jubilee was launched in 1958, Norton’s Diamond Jubilee year, and though it perhaps wasn’t universally loved, it still has its devotees to this day
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Reference: A to Z classic reference: Norton post-war
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Encyclopaedia of Classic Motorcycles: the definitive classic motorcycle guide
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Workshop: Vincent valve overhaul
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The method used to open a Vincent’s valves is quite unusual. The valve stem is made with two guide location diameters and the cylinder head holds the lower guide whilst the upper one fits into a machined location and is held in place. We explain…
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BMW Boxer engine build
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BMW owners will never need to buy another book on engines! Our engine rebuild of the 1000cc flat twin is surely beyond compare…
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Sunbeam Supreme TT
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Imagine finding a rare TT-pattern motorcycle in a shed and in a dreadful state. Imagine a difficult and painstaking rebuild over eight years. Imagine a result so perfect that, first time out, your Sunbeam wins the trophy of trophies…
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Workshop: Vincent valve overhaul
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The method used to open a Vincent’s valves is quite unusual. The valve stem is made with two guide location diameters and the cylinder head holds the lower guide whilst the upper one fits into a machined location and is held in place. We explain…
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