H&H Classic Motorcycle Auction
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The early 1970s were a torrid time for the British motorcycle industry. Famous brand names had disappeared or were closing. Others were struggling with out of date motorcycles thanks to head-in-the-sand management, poor investment and no grip of industrial relations with an increasingly militant workforce. BSA and Triumph had merged back in 1951 but continued
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A truly historic Triumph motorcycle is up for sale at the H&H classic motorcycle auction at the National Motorcycle Museum on Wednesday, 12 July. It’s a 1923 Triumph Ricardo – one of the first to have a four-valve, overhead valve engine that transformed the power output. The 500cc single cylinder Triumph Ricardo put out 20hp
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OK, I’ll admit straightaway that I cannot see how the auctioneer’s estimate of £22,000 to £24,000 for this 1965 Lambretta GT200 scooter can possibly be right. I mean, look at it. But its condition as raced in Isle of Man speed trials is the selling point, according to the blurb attached to this lot which
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Auctioneer H&H has released results of its sale of classic motorcycles and scooters at the National Motorcycle Museum on 29 March 2023. A total of 188 lots went under the hammer, with just 30 remaining unsold at the end. Click on the photo above to open the gallery A quick perusal of the prices revealed
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