Where Legends Live On
by
Sam Hewitt
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Back in 1960, the biggest motorcycle model that Ducati made was just 200cc, so most people would have considered […]
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Mick Doohan and the Honda NSR500 formed the most formidable and successful partnership of the 500cc era of Grand Prix racing […]
The Highboy-framed BSA-3 which Mike Hailwood raced in the 1970 Daytona 200 is in the Barber Museum in Alabama, […]
My participation in Europe for the works Gilera team was a boy’s dream come true. Back in 1957, when I […]
Whenever Ginger Molloy and his mechanic Gary Williams travelled on the Continent they either slept under the stars, between the […]
There’s an understandable beam of pride that comes from Tim Davies and Nathan Colombi when either of the two men […]
Yamaha’s RD56 factory racer which took Phil Read to the 1964 250cc World title really did use a disc-valve motor […]
Where else other than the Isle of Man would you find a top current British Superbike contender, a leading female […]
When a factory makes a handful of motorcycles – only a handful – to race at the highest level in […]
Qualifying a written-off road bike on the front row of a Grand Prix grid ahead of Phil Read and Jarno […]
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