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When the Second World War ended in 1945,
Europe lay in ruins. Bombed cities,
rationing, fuel shortages, and shattered
economies defined daily life. Against this
backdrop, motorcycling wasn't about racing
dominance or heavyweight supremacy. For
the majority of people, the challenge was far
more practical: how to get to work, how to
carry shopping, and how to do it cheaply.

