CLASSIC BRITISH MOTORCYCLES
Name Games: 1967 Norton/Matchless N15CS
By Robert Smith
Consolidation in the British motorcycle industry led to the N15CS, a Norton with a Matchless frame.
Triton with a Twist: Williams Triton 804
Story by Alan Cathcart
Dave Williams built the custom Triton he always wanted, complete with a host of hidden details.
His Lordship’s Motorcycle: 1984 Hesketh Vampire
By Margie Siegal
With a few custom tweaks, a rare Hesketh Vampire becomes a killer naked bike for the street.
Best Kept Secret: 1950 Zenith Big Twin
By Alan Cathcart
This rare Zenith uses a 1930s 750cc JAP twin, which sat on a shelf through World War II.
Selly Oak Sophisticate: 1960 Ariel Arrow 250
By Robert Smith
Arrow owner Joe Li wanted a 2-stroke, but he didn’t want something Japanese. Enter the Ariel Arrow.
Big Cat: Panther Model 100
By Phillip Tooth
The Panther Model 100's big sloping cylinder makes it one of the most iconic British motorcycles of all time.
Past Perfect: The 1937 Brough Superior SS100
By Greg Williams
A collector's Brough Superior SS100 in original condition was once also owned by one of our writers and by George Brough himself.
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