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Let’s go scrambling, sort of….

February 2, 2024

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 85 – first published in 2020. Words and photos: Jim Scaysbrook It’s easy to dismiss the CL72 (and its bigger-engined brother the CL77), as “just a CB72 with […]

Royal Enfield Fury – Getting a swelled head

January 26, 2024

Story: Peter Laverty • Photos: OBA It was touted as Royal Enfield’s “Gold Star”, and the “Fury” was certainly a step in the right direction from the reliable but rather tepid performance offered by the […]

1973 Triumph 650 Tiger: A Meriden minnow

January 21, 2024

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 86 – first published in 2020. Story: Nick Varta • Photos: Jim Scaysbrook It was 1973 and the British motorcycle industry was writhing through a series of very […]

Magni-Guzzi Arturo 1000: The All-Italian Magni

January 13, 2024

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 81 – first published in 2019. Story: Peter Laverty • Photos: Jim Scaysbrook, OBA archives. In issue 67 we brought you the feature story on the Magni MB2 […]

The Kettenkrad: Half motorcycle, half tractor.

January 5, 2024

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 80 – first published in 2019. Story: Frank Dietz • Photos: Paul Garson, OBA Archives The Kettenkraftrad, or Kettenkrad, (“tracked motorcycle”) was produced by NSU in Neckarsulum in […]

BSA A75V Rocket 3 5-speed: Going grey

December 29, 2023

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 85 – first published in 2020. Story: Jim Scaysbrook • Photos: OBA There was a lot going on at Small Heath in the early ‘seventies, not all of […]

Moto Guzzi 350cc – Greatest ever single?

December 23, 2023

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 82 – first published in 2019. Story: Jim Scaysbrook • Photos: Bryen collection, OBA archives, Jim Scaysbrook, Bob Rosenthal. Five straight World Championships. That’s the enviable record of […]

The AJS V-twin record breaker: A Tassie terror!

December 15, 2023

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 80 – first published in 2019. • Story: Jim Scaysbrook from research by Ken Young, Jeff Frankcombe and others. • Photos: Ken Young, National Motor Cycle Museum, UK. […]

Honda CB350 – Middleweight champ

December 8, 2023

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 84 – first published in 2019. Story and photos: Jim Scaysbrook Sometimes being ordinary can be a good thing. In the case of Honda’s CB350, a very good […]

MV 98 – The birth of the breed

November 24, 2023

From our Old Bike Archives – Issue 87 – first published in 2020. Story: Jim Scaysbrook • Photos: Russ Murray and OBA archives. What sprang from necessity for sheer survival became one of the world’s most […]

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