Reviews
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Harris Matchless G80
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People scoffed at the Harris Matchless when it was launched, and 15 years later some folk are still scoffing. But, wonders Rowena Hoseason, have they ever ridden one?
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Moto Morini Kanguro and Dart
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Most people tend to plump for one of the well-known Morini Sport or Strada models. But at opposite ends of the scale you’ll find the super-sleek Dart and the rufty-tufty Kanguro. So how did Ken Philp comes to own both?
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MZ TS250 Supa 5
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‘What I did on my summer holidays’. Rebuilding a real classic two stroke single almost earned KarlB an A*, but smoking is not permitted on school grounds…
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1964 Norton Navigator
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A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing, they say. Andy Sochanik discovered that no knowledge at all is ideal if you’re looking at a Norton lightweight!
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To Pakistan On A Norton 77 – Part 4
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After travelling through the world’s troublespots two decades ago, Goat Maison finally made it to Pakistan aboard his pre-featherbed twin. But the going had been tough…
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San Fairy Ann, Motorcycles and British Victory by Michael Carragher
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One oft-overlooked aspect of the First World War was the role played by the despatch rider. Dave Minton recommends an extensive book on this very subject…
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Sunbeam S8: Modern As Tomorrow
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Frank Westworth revisits a bike he rode several years ago. Years before A Nice Gurl gave him a Sunbeam…
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Triumph T120V and T120TT
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The debate hots up. Which is the Best Bonnie of all time? Jon Tait has some opinions, based around his three T120s
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Triumph T100A – Part 3
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We’ve followed Dave’s rebuild from the day he brought home a box of bits, as he attempts to fulfil his dream of owning a top-notch Tiger. Next items on the agenda: paint, and brakes…
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Ural 750s
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Forget what you think you know about Ural motorcycles. Today’s 745cc flat twins come with electric start, a Brembo front brake and decent dealer back-up. Steve The Tovarich ventured behind the Iron Curtain (not) for a quick spin…
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