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Frank loves just a few bikes, regrets more, but this one sticks in his memory
Many moons ago, Triumph was known for its range of singles. Singles? Thanks to the American stock market crash in 1929, the Great Depression bit hard in the early thirties, and every business had to adapt. At Triumph, which was already looking...
It wasn’t the first twin, but it did start off the ‘Triumph twins’ dynasty The Speed Twin – breaking the mould The Triumph Speed Twin of 1937 was the first modern, mass-produced, British performance motorcycle. Rumours of a new Triumph...
Buying, selling; which do you think Frank enjoys and which he doesn’t? If there’s one aspect of our eccentric pastime, sport, hobby, obsession – call it what you will, that I almost always really enjoy, it is buying a bike. New bike, old bike,...