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The way we were: May 2013
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Nothing had been heard from fledgling motorcycle maker Sparkbrook since it took a stand at the previous season’s London Show, but instead of being idle it’d been designing and testing…
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Watsonian kick-starts Bullet business
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You’ll still be able to buy spares and commission specials from the former Enfield importer?. Watsonian Squire might have cut its ties as the UK Royal Enfield importer, but its relationship with the brand is far from over…
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‘Prince of Darkness’ wears Davida
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Davida has chosen to show the film Hell For Leather as its contribution to the 2013 international ‘Art and Moto’ exhibition being held at the LX Factory in Lisbon, Portugal on April 27-28…
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Classic Bike Guide April issue on sale!
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Relaunched CBG includes an in-depth BSA Gold Star profile, Honda 400-4 buying guide, flat trackers at the Ace, BMW R5 restoration, ultimate Norton custom, V-twin cafe racer project and 100s of classics for sale…
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Pip Harris 1927-2013
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Leading sidecar exponent of the 1950s and 60s Pip Harris passed away in February 2013…
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Own a piece Isle of Man TT history
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Isle of Man TT fans are being given a unique chance to get their hands on unique pieces of TT memorabilia in an online auction…
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Reference: Norton Dominator 650SS
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By the early 60s, Norton was beginning to make engines which were capable of exploiting the performance of its world-renowned frames, and the 650cc Dominator was one such bike…
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Reference: Norton Dominator 650SS
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By the early 60s, Norton was beginning to make engines which were capable of exploiting the performance of its world-renowned frames, and the 650cc Dominator was one such bike…
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TT hero Conor Cummins at Stafford Show
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Manxman Conor Cummins will be at The Stafford Show on Saturday, April 27 to get a close-up look at the Tony Dunnell 350cc and 500cc Manx Nortons he’ll be racing at this year’s Classic TT on August 23-26…
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Buying Guide: Suzuki GT550
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At the time Suzuki’s GT550 was probably the ideal two-stroke triple but has somehow become one of the 70s most overlooked machines. We take another look…
