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The Birmingham Small Arms Company was established in 1860 by a group of gunsmiths who produced military and sporting firearms. In 1880, the...
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The pressed steel ‘T-Bone’ frame is a feature of Honda’s ST Series that stands out, and with a air-cooled 4-stroke engine and...
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The VFR 750F was produced by Honda from 1986 until 1997. Initially a sporting machine to rival the likes of Suzuki and Yamaha, by 1990, it had...
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The MG marque, founded by Cecil Kimber in the late 1920s whilst in charge of Morris Garages, has long provided entertaining motoring for the...
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Introduced by the Abingdon Works in 1962, the MG B took over from its fore runner, the MGA, as the entirely new unit construction sports two...
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Suzuki was a little behind its competitors when the AP50 was launched in the Seventies; Yamaha and Honda had a loyal following for their...
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The original two-seat, open tourer TR3 first went into production in October 1955. From 1956, front brakes were changed from drums to discs, the...
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The FS1 was a moped of the Seventies and later, offering all the style and sophistication of a Yamaha, but scaled down to 49cc. It was a popular...
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