50s-80s scrambles, trials & enduro machines, restored and ridden
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Sam Hewitt
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When building a Pre-65 trials bike, a Velocetteengine perhaps isn’t thefirst which springs tomind as a starting point. Words and […]
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BSA’s chassis is okay but Cheney went further.
The last time a British made motorcycle won the SSDT was in 1969, when Greeves works rider Bill Wilkinson lifted the J R Alexander Trophy after a phenomenal week.
Some nations seem to exude certain qualities almost as a national stereotype…
In the motorcycle world there are any number of reasons to create a special with components from various sources. These […]
The Seventies: the world was changing, MX had come along and only the die-hards called it scrambling and bemoaned the […]
In the Seventies, trials riders had pretty decent machinery to choose from to tackle their sport. Thanks to the […]
Often viewed as a sideshow to main solo racing, sidecars did eventually gain their own championship with a series of […]
Way back in time when the UK had a decent sized motorcycle industry, accepted wisdom decreed success in trials […]
Motorcycling history is filled with tales of old models getting a new lease of life thanks to a slight change […]
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