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Based in Taunton, Somerset, this now family run company evolved from roots embedded in the car restoration world. The company was originally formed in 1998 by Chris Boyer, Simon Davis and Malcolm Rolfe, at the time having shared over 80 years of experience in all aspects of the Motor Industry.

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Is the Yamaha RX 135 really the 'King of the Streets' or is it just nostalgia, overhyped?

27 January 2025 12:53

I have owned both and I honestly had more fun with the RX, but my new bike is much more practical. The RX is that crazy ex you can't forget but you know you shouldn't go back to.

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Is the nostalgia factor of the Thunderbird 500X enough in 2025?

13 January 2025 10:06

It all depends on what you want. The Thunderbird 500X can be fun if you aren't fussed about spending extra time maintaining a bike and just want a cruiser. Now there are better options out there for daily commuting or long tours, but.

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The Thunderbird 350X, is it really worth the nostalgia factor in 2025?

13 January 2025 09:56

If you’re into the classic RE vibe, it’s absolutely worth it. It’s not the smoothest ride out there, but that’s part of the fun. It lacks modern bells and whistles, but the thumping engine note and head turning looks more than make up for it.

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Is the Machismo 350 cult following justified, or just nostalgia fuelled?

13 January 2025 06:40

It’s not about the specs of the bike, it’s about the cult following of the overall experience. There’s something to the Machismo that modern bikes lack, and it’s something worth celebrating.

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