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FIVE REASONS TO MAKE A DATE IN YOUR DIARY FOR NETLEY!
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Fancy a weekend of bikes, bargains and banter? This year’s Carole Nash Eurojumble is celebrating its 25th year and is ticking all the boxes for bike enthusiasts. Gates will open from 9am on both days
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FIVE REASONS TO MAKE A DATE IN YOUR DIARY FOR NETLEY!
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Fancy a weekend of bikes, bargains and banter? This year’s Carole Nash Eurojumble is celebrating its 25th year and is ticking all the boxes for bike enthusiasts. Gates will open from 9am on both days
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FESTIVAL OF JURBY 2018!
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It’s gonna be great! Our mates at Wemoto tell us what to expect this year… The Isle of Man’s biggest one-day event is coming up soon (Sunday 26th August). Here’s what you can expect. The
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Retro reboot – Honda CX750 Turbo
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During the acronym-laden early Eighties each of the big four entered into the turbo race, viewed by many as a thinly-veiled willy-waving competition.
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Netley Marsh Eurojumble 2018
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Whether you need one particular part or you just fancy a mooch through mountains of motorcycling memorabilia, you should make a date in your diary for one of Britain’s biggest bike jumbles. The Carole Nash
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Retro reboot – Yamaha RD350LC
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Before the all-conquering 1983 RD350YPVS there was this the liquid-cooled version of Yamaha’s popular RD400.
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The Bringsty Grand Prix – a Welcome Revival
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Re-scheduled owing to treacherous conditions prior to the original April 7th race date, blessedly warm sunshine greeted the competitors for the much-anticipated re-run of an event that original took place in 1946 and 1947! So
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Huge off-road collection on offer
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Bonhams have announced the sale of the Sant Hilari Collection on Saturday, April 27, as part of their two-day Spring Stafford Sale (April 27/28), at The International Classic MotorCycle Show. The entire collection will be
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Quite how, exactly, do you do that?
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Though school, academia and conventional studying weren’t my forte, I was lucky-enough to grow up in the countryside where the emphasis seems to be on fixing, well, all kinds of stuff. My parents saw
