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The Motor Cycle Magazine – November 4, 1954 – The New Thunderbird Cover (No Label)
This is the November 4, 1954 issue of The Motor Cycle Magazine, featuring the debut of The New Thunderbird on the cover. A standout publication for enthusiasts and collectors of classic British motorcycling history, this issue includes detailed coverage of the latest bikes from Douglas, Velocette, Vincent, and more—with rider profiles, road reports, new equipment reviews, and scooter news from the golden age of two wheels.
Condition: Good condition, no mailing label.
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In This Issue:
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Occasional Comments – p.572
Editorial thoughts on the state of motorcycling. -
Douglas Dragonfly Description – p.574
A technical and visual breakdown of this updated British twin. -
Velocette Programme – p.576
A look into Velocette’s new lineup and future plans. -
The New Vincents – p.578
The latest developments from Vincent Motorcycles. -
Profile: Rod Coleman – p.582
A personal and competitive look at the legendary rider from New Zealand. -
A Road to Roseland – p.586
A scenic ride feature blending travel writing with road test impressions. -
Letters to the Editor – p.589
Rider opinions, debates, and praise from the readership. -
On the Four Winds – p.592
Touring notes, riding reports, and global motorcycle stories. -
Technical Jottings – p.593
Engineering insights and maintenance tips for the everyday motorcyclist. -
Gordon Scooter – p.594
First look at this compact urban two-wheeler. -
Competition Commentary – p.595
Updates and analysis from the world of racing and trials. -
Harper Scootamobile – p.596
A closer inspection of this compact and quirky scooter. -
New Lucas Equipment – p.598
The latest offerings from Lucas—lighting, ignition, and more. -
General News – p.600
Industry happenings, trade updates, and upcoming events. -
Club News – p.602
Reports from motorcycling clubs across the UK.
A valuable piece for any classic motorcycle enthusiast, especially those interested in Triumph, Vincent, and Velocette motorcycles. This issue reflects the style, engineering, and culture of British motorcycling in the mid-1950s—a time of innovation, identity, and style on the open road.