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Moto Morini 3 1/2: what is it like to ride?
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To those that haven’t ridden one, a little Italian 350cc V-twin may not sound like perfection – but to those that have…
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Road test: Norton Jubilee vs Triumph Twenty One
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There was a craze in the late 1950s to attract riders away from scooters onto motorcycles, with machines that were shrouded in panels and finished in natty colours, as exampled here.
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Classic Ride: 1977 Ossa Yankee 500SS
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The 1970s half-litre two-stroke twin that’s not Japanese: come and meet Ossa’s amazing Yankee 500SS. Yee-ha!
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Your Guide To: Ducati Monster
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A parts bin special to introduce a town bike, the Monster has become an institution, copied by many
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One-owner-from-new 1982 Triumph TR65 Thunderbird
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This one-owner-from-new 1982 TR65 Thunderbird, with many unobtrusive improvements, has proved pretty reliable – and a delight to ride.
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Classic Ride: 1996 Yamaha XV1100 Virago
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Take a look at one of Japan’s first, purpose-built, metric chop/cruisers: the Yamaha XV Virago family was mighty popular in its time, and the XV1100 Virago was the daddy of them all and people loved ’em.
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Norton’s speedy, stylish 650SS
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If you had the pick of the British 650cc parallel twins, Norton’s 650SS would have to be high on the list. It was number one for one particular collector.
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Retro Ride: Langen 250
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If you want a brand-new, road legal two-stroke, there aren’t that many places you can go to. The Langen 250 is one of the few but it will cost you around £30-£35,000…
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Your guide to Velocette MSS
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Velocettes have a fantastic racing pedigree and are an engineer’s delight. Built solidly, they can also provide a brilliant ride, and the MSS is one of the most useable models for sensible cost.
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