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10 British motorcycles we quietly admire
The Triumph Tiger 100 took its name from a top speed. Triumph claimed 100 mph for a 500 cc twin in 1939, and that number told riders exactly what…
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8 Kaiser-Frazer cars that won’t stay cheap much longer
Henry J. Kaiser and Joseph W. Frazer founded Kaiser-Frazer on July 25, 1945, and they aimed straight at Detroit’s giants. Their cars rolled out of Willow Run, then the…
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8 Kawasaki motorcycles still worth collecting
Kawasaki’s Mach III arrived in the late 1960s as a three-cylinder two-stroke that made big British twins feel slow. Within a few years, the same company had built a…
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12 prewar cars that were pure driving machines
In 1911, the Mercer Raceabout won five of the six races it entered, and the only one it lost was the first Indianapolis 500. That record tells you something…
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