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Road Test: Norton ES2
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From early sporting leanings in the roaring 20s, Norton’s immortal 490cc pushrod engine developed into a delightful lusty slogger, fondly remembered by many. The ‘Easy’ 2 was a mainstay of the Norton range for over three decades, and it’s not difficult to see why it had such a devoted following…
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Road Test: Norton ES2
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From early sporting leanings in the roaring 20s, Norton’s immortal 490cc pushrod engine developed into a delightful lusty slogger, fondly remembered by many. The ‘Easy’ 2 was a mainstay of the Norton range for over three decades, and it’s not difficult to see why it had such a devoted following…
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Chicago-bound cafe from Kevils
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Born in Bavaria, perfected in Paignton and shipped to the USA, Kevils Speed Shop’s latest custom build ‘Vault’ is an ultra-slick BMW R100 in gleaming grey bound for the USA, the custom cafe has been commissioned by Steve, an md of a multinational data security company…
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BMW’s lightweight off-roader
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BMW customised classics are all the rage. Go on the Net and you’ll find any amount of cafe racers, street trackers, Brat-style bobbers, and even scramblers but no, this is not another BMW custom classic project – with the photo given some retro monochrome treatment…
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Classic Bike Guide on sale now – April 2014
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Clymer Interceptor, 10-page Brooklands special, ultimate Douglas Dragonfly, BSA Super Rocket and Japanese twins. Plus the usual archive material and your favourite columnists. On sale now!
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British heavyweights at auction
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British classic motorcycles feature heavily at the forthcoming Vintage Sale at Cheffins in Cambs, and could be the perfect opportunity to secure your next biking project…
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Track legends at Mallory Bike Bonanza
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The Mallory Bike Bonanza, held over July 11,12 and 13, promises something for every bike enthusiast, with static displays of the various owners clubs through to on track action with parades for all types of machines, not forgetting the classics, among them a MV Agusta in the hands of the legendary Giacomo Agostini…
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Dunkirk jumble
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It may sound like a continental event, but this Dunkirk is a village, north west of Canterbury…
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Suzuki extends Vintage Parts Programme
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Suzuki has announced the addition of the iconic GT750 Kettle to its popular Vintage Parts Programme revealing that it has more than 1100 genuine parts still available for the sought after two-stroke…
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Classic British Legends: Barry Sheene
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Twice 500cc World Champion, Sportsman of the Year 1977, MBE, model, playboy, you name it, he lived it.
