50s-80s scrambles, trials & enduro machines, restored and ridden
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Sam Hewitt
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FROM OUR ARCHIVES When Triumph’s twin engine needed a better chassis for ISDT use, eyes turned to Hampshire and Eric […]
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FROM THE ARCHIVES “It’s Noyce and his mechanic against the world!” screamed the headline in MotorCycle of March 24, 1979. […]
It is an undeniable fact that all classic enthusiasts can see what will be, rather than what is, when viewing […]
FROM OUR ARCHIVES Though history records Les Archer as being European motocross champion in 1956, results, or lack of, at […]
When painter and decorator Roger Simkin wanted a Beezer that looked good and went even better, it was Mick Bennett […]
The Banks family of Bury St Edmunds has a special place in motocross history, with no fewer than three generations […]
Put two off-roaders together and the first question from either is generally “What’ve you got on the go at the […]
Kawasaki’s advertising slogan in the Seventies made much of the light weight and colour of their MX models, we check […]
You probably don’t realise it, but a big four-stroke single is what you need in your life right now and […]
The ISDT often showcased future developments in our industry and proved they would work too. Naturally the press were there. […]
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