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November’s Classic Bike Guide on sale now!
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Matchless thumper, plus 10 more reasons to love AMC singles, Ariel bobber, Honda CB750 cafe, Ace reunion, the bike shed, plus all the usual regulars and FREE 2014 CBG calendar. Don’t miss it!
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Montesa is back!
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Honda’s Tom Hobbs talks about the legendary trials brand’s return to the UK.
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New 2014 Honda/Montesa Cota 4RTs ridden and rated
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We put Honda/Montesa’s latest offerings to the test on their UK debut. See what Bruce and Broderick Wilson make of the new models after a day on the dirt
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Alfred Angas Scott profile
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In the history of the British motorcycling movement the name of Alfred Angas Scott stands highest, in the estimation of many impartial observers. The Yorkshire genius, who died on August 11, 1923, was an uncompromising engineer who had strong views on motorcycle design…
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Get ahead with Lacey
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New from those clever Ducati people at Lacey are these Misano cylinder heads…
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Book dedicated to golden years of racing
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The world of Grand Prix motorcycle racing today is completely different from the scene of the Seventies…
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Dave Johnson’s Francis-Barnett
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Dave Johnson has owned his 1953 Francis-Barnett Falcon 58 for 54 years! “The bike talks to me now,” the 71 year-old claimed. Dave is chairman of the Francis-Barnett Owners’ Club and his bike featured on the club’s stand at the recent South of England RealClassic Show…
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Road Test: Suzuki GT185
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Suzuki’s GT185 two-stroke twin typified Japanese lightweights of the early 70s: conventionally styled but with generous and sporty detailing. But, as John Nutting recalls from when he tested it in 1973, the glitter concealed some peculiarities
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Road Test: Suzuki GT185
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Suzuki’s GT185 two-stroke twin typified Japanese lightweights of the early 70s: conventionally styled but with generous and sporty detailing. But, as John Nutting recalls from when he tested it in 1973, the glitter concealed some peculiarities
