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John Britten and friends hand-built just 10 Britten V1000 race bikes in Christchurch, New Zealand
Only 10 examples of the Britten V1000 were ever made, and every one came out of a small operation in Christchurch, New Zealand. John Britten designed the bike, and…
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10 Triumph motorcycles we quietly admire
Triumph says its Bonneville became the highest-selling British twin of all time. The Triumph Bonneville took its name from the Utah salt flats, where Triumph-powered streamliners chased speed records…
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10 straight-eights that refuse to wear out
Duesenberg put the first production straight-eight on sale in 1921, and for the next three decades the long engine meant you had arrived. Buick, Packard, Hudson, Pontiac and Chrysler…
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Lancia’s 1922 Lambda hung its engine and suspension on a load-bearing unitary body, and 12,998 were built
Most cars of the early 1920s bolted a body onto a separate steel frame. The Lancia Lambda did something different. Its body carried the load itself, and the engine…
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