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Boring or brilliant?

I’ve been a subscriber on and off since the late 1980s. I had been wondering if the magazine was beginning to bore me; you’ve probably written about every classic bike more than once; what more is there to say? Lots I think, and your November issue is a brilliant example of that. Clearly you care passionately about your readers and

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