‘The inside Story of Motorcycling’
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Publication Issue No.62
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Some of the bikes, features and articles in this issue include:
‘Champion without a Win’ an in-depth review of a racing Icon, discussing his career, achievements & disappointments – This Month it’s the turn of George O’Dell (2 revealing pages)
‘Pride of the North East’ an eagerly awaited review of a Company with an enviable reputation for quality and innovation & with all the technical information, facts & figures of some of its best models – the impressive NUT Motorcycle Company (and highlighting the 1914 JAP Engine’d V-Twins, 700cc Sturmey-Archer NUT Tourer) (7 exciting pages)
‘Down but not Out’ an eagerly awaited review of a respected motorcycle manufacturer with an enviable reputation for performance & style, and with all the facts & figures of some of its best models – the impressive NVT motorcycle Company (and highlighting the Easy Rider Shopper ER1, Rotary & 4-Speed ER4TL) (6 exciting pages)
‘Specialists in the Unorthodox’ a recollection of a Company with a fearsome reputation for building fast bikes, good enough to be racers – the remarkable OEC Motorcycle Company (and focusing on the 1930 700cc V-Twin) (2 detailed pages)
Plus:-
The very latest news from the world of Motorcycling from that year
Classic Motorcycling features of public Interest
Race Reports & interviews with Racers, past & present
Stunning Action Photography – on the Drag strip, Off-road, Green-Lanes, Airfields, Race Circuits, Beaches, Dyno . . . & Public Roads
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