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Hailed as a Great British V-twin, the Hesketh failed to achieve success at the
In the first of a new series celebrating the best bikes from every MCN era, here’s why the Bonnie defined 1955-1964
The V8 came of age in the USA, but historically America has by no means been its only home, nor the source of some of its greatest exponents. British car makers also saw the layout’s appeal, and while
MCN reader Richard Pleasants shares the spoils of his hunt for the one that got away...
Powered by a 400cc V-twin that looks like a car engine, the Matchless Silver Arrow aimed at four-wheeler levels of sophistication. Will Rick fall for its forward-thinking 1930s style?
Sportsbike sales have bombed as we’ve got older and the bikes have got faster and more pricey. The new R9 is set to redress these issues, but will it attract lapsed sportsbike riders? We ask former TT racer – and now pensioner – Chris Moss
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