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  • BIKES AT THE BAY SUCCESS!

    BIKES AT THE BAY SUCCESS!

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    It was another amazing weekend at the Bikes At The Bay event, down in sunny Kent. The August weather just about played ball and an amazing array of machines turned up over the two-day event

  • The beginnings of a wonderful relationship

    The beginnings of a wonderful relationship

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    So why would Bob turn down these works rides and instead decide to stay with Joe, working at the back of a funeral parlour in Bellshill, Glasgow? The answer: Bob was a man of his

  • BHR Cadwell Moore has it

    BHR Cadwell Moore has it

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    Close finishes, a dominating performance and something of a find in the ‘chairs’ added to the memorable BHR meeting for round two of the championship in Lincolnshire. Read more News and Features in the September/October issue of

  • Gear up for the Dirt Bike Show!

    Gear up for the Dirt Bike Show!

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    You really can’t miss Europe’s very best off-road event: the Dirt Bike Show! The event is once again being held across four days – October 26-29 – at its traditional home of Stoneleigh Park in

  • Breathing life back into Clara

    Breathing life back into Clara

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    Initially, the cammy Velocette was anonymous. The bike came about as the result of a discussion between two of the company’s top engineers. It was based on a standard, 350cc overhead camshaft KTT engine but

  • Commentator Maurice Mawdsley retires

    Commentator Maurice Mawdsley retires

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    Long-time anchorman of the race commentaries at the Southern 100 International Road Races, Maurice Mawdsley, has decided to hang-up his microphone, having been ‘the voice of the friendly races’ for 28 years.  Maurice took up

  • CAUTION WHEN MEETING HEROES

    CAUTION WHEN MEETING HEROES

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      There was much of interest in August’s issue of the ‘Guide‘. I was particularly interested in Paul Miles’ encounter with that well known prewar V-Twin. I too was lucky (unlucky?) to sample the delights

  • My memory of Mike Hailwood

    My memory of Mike Hailwood

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      Dear CR A sunny morning practice at a very full Braddan Bridge in 1967, it was just like a race day, with everyone waiting for Mike and the Honda. Then that fantastic howl came

  • Mechanical Marvel – Moto Guzzi’s 500 V8

    Mechanical Marvel – Moto Guzzi’s 500 V8

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    Moto Guzzi built a total of six complete 500cc V8 motorcycles, and while these differed slightly in design, they all had the same incredibly compact dry-sump water-cooled engine architecture, measuring 44 x 41mm for a

  • Mallory’s brilliant Bonanza

    Mallory’s brilliant Bonanza

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    With all the elements for a great weekend of motorcycling nostalgia, the sun-kissed Mallory Bonanza ticked all the boxes for the large crowd of enthusiasts that made the journey to the friendly Midlands track. Saturday

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