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Stalwart of the Montesa trials team Rob Edwards got his break with a semi-official AJS. John Moffat has an hour with the modest Tees-sider. If you enjoy reading this, you might also like An Hour with the Banks or Moto Memories, in Issue 68. If you’d like to read more news, reviews and features, why…

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Taking a critical look at the tools you carry is a worthwhile exercise. Words and Pics: Tim Britton This little feature is probably one for trials and enduro riders rather than MXers, as there’s little chance to fix an MX bike at the side of the track. The modern way for carrying kit is to…

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As the need for success dominated the psyche of factory teams, attention turned to keeping the power on the ground… Words: Norm DeWitt Pics: Terry Good For 1972 the American Trans-Am series had been utterly dominated by Ake Johnsson on his Maico 400, the new radial fin model. It was a good time to be…

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Put two off-roaders together and the first question from either is generally “What’ve you got on the go at the moment?” This is often followed by “You’re doing a WHAT!?” Occasionally, it is “Oh, one of those…” but more often it’s “You must be mad.” You choose which of these statements is applicable to us…

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In 2016, Brian Catterson, former editor of Motorcyclist, was at the CZ World Championships when he decided that a Husqvarna version was needed and similarly deserving. Words and pics Norm DeWitt Southern California was the hotbed for all things Husqvarna in the mid-1960s, given the efforts of Edison Dye, a number of Swedish racers (Lars…

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This is the bit where we dish the orders out, this is where we tell you what you really need in your shed… of course you might not realise this is what you need until we say so. Feel free to agree with us, or even better, disagree with us and offer your opinion on…

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