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Just when we think we’ve seen everything to do with everything on old bike two wheels, something di erent and fascinating pops up. We’d never heard of the Shaw Special, for example, but here it is. Along with a truly odd Odd Job and… and… a...
In the early 1930s, Edward Turner and George Brough weren’t alone in creating four-cylinder motorcycles intended for the gentleman tourer. As Richard Jones explains, another ingenious engineer turned his talents into a very creditable e ort…
Exactly why we have two entries listing the contents on the same contents page, I have no idea. However, we somehow do, so I just want to say that as autumn drifts towards winter, we’d really like so summery riding stories. How’re you xed, authors?
Once upon a time, Odgie started out with a Canam frame and a BSA 250 single-cylinder engine and a desire to build himself a vintage at-tracker that could keep up with modern kit. In this revamp, the motor is getting some signi cant...
Add an extra cylinder to a Triumph twin, and you will inevitably get a Triumph triple. Heavier and faster as well as sounding awesome. Frank Westworth asked Neil Maggs why he’d bought one? This may sound a little like motorcycling heresy,...
Last month, Paul Henshaw told us about his history with Triumph’s tiny Tiger. This time he guides us through the pitfalls of purchase and which upgrades to grab… After a rapid ride on my T20SH Sports Cub, there wasn’t a spot of oil lost, blown or...
