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Festive Fiction: Midnight at Packhorse Bridge
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It was a dark and stormy night at the very end of the year. Roy Warren tells a tall tale which vaguely involves an old motorcycle…
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Famous Last Words 7
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‘It’s very nice, but…’ Journalists ride other folks’ bikes all the time. Frank Westworth has just loaned his Number One Favourite Motorcycle to someone else…
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Famous Last Words 13: A Little Knowledge
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A little knowledge is supposed to be a dangerous thing. Frank Westworth has a little knowledge, but worries about those with less…
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Pride And Clarke
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In the heyday of the British bike industry, everyone had heard of (or bought a bike from) Pride and Clarke in London’s Stockwell Road. Our readers remember them…
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Opinion: Shed-Dwelling
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Classic bike enthusiasts can often be found in garages and workshops. How can you make the most of your spannering? Karl Bentley muses upon sheds and other places of violence…
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Classic Bike Carol
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Just when you thought you’d avoided the carol singers, Paul Goff presents the Twelve Days Of Classic Biking Christmas…
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Opinion: AMC Anorak 37
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When it comes to living with classic AJS and Matchless motorcycles, a wise man might learn from his mistakes. Frank Westworth is plainly no wise man…
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Festive Fiction: Midnight at Packhorse Bridge – Part 2
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It was a dark and stormy night at the very end of the year. Roy Warren completes his story as midnight approaches and Eddie, our hero, has just been knocked unconscious ()…
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Riding Reminiscences
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What did lads get up to, back when BSA Bantams were the motorcycle of choice for youthful despatch riders in the City of London? Daniel Hicks spins a story which might have a sniff of the truth in it…
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