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CBG editor wanted
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We are looking for an experienced journalist with an encyclopaedic knowledge of classic motorcycles, an enthusiasm for taking them to bits and the organisational skills of a military planner to keep Classic Bike Guide as the best old bike magazine on the planet…
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Tributes paid to veteran motorcycling journalist John
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Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to John Brown, one of the UK’s leading motorcycle journalists who has died at the age of 77. In a 60 year career he reported for many of the UK’s leading publications including Motorcycle News and Motorcycle Racing Magazine…
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Hesketh day out
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Nostalgia was the order of the day in Towcester Market Square on Saturday, September 7, as locals witnessed a scene that brought a lot of memories flooding back…
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Sports Motorcycles are back
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Let’s play word association. Sports Motorcycles… Ducati. Correct! Even after all this time and despite owner Steve Wynne retiring to New Zealand the link will always be there…
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Return of the stroker
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The world’s last performance two-stroke is made in England! More proof of the strength of the classic market comes with a newly built, Yamaha OW16 replica from Peregrine Engineering…
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Vinduro Hot Trod 2012
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It’s a classic enduro for pre 1987 motorcycles and had over 100 riders for the Saturday’s Hare and Hounds and the full time-card Enduro on Sunday.
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Engine timing
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There’s a time and place for everything in life, including that all important spark for your bike’s engine. This month Steve Cooper talks us through flywheel magneto engine timing…
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Benelli 900SEI
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Alan Arnold wanted to build a Benelli 900SEI that looks like a modernised 750. So he did. And now it’s almost finished – time for a shakedown run…
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The way we were: November 1937
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German Ernst Henne (500cc supercharged BMW) set a new motorcycle world speed record of 173.57mph along the Frankfurt Autobahn on November 28, 1937…
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VMCC’s Founders Day
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The VMCC’s Founders Day is one of the highlights of the calendar for many vintage and classic enthusiasts, so it was a great shame when summer rain forced its July cancellation. But the organising Taverner’s section weren’t to be easily beaten – and the rescheduled September 2 date seemed a natural fit…
