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Great Western Italian Day
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The Italian AutoMoto Club will take its annual autumn meeting to another harbour side location this year – the fascinating (and free!) M Shed museum on Princes Wharf, Bristol. Date for your diary is September 30…
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The way we were: October 1962
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Touring the autumn European motorcycle shows, pressmen discovered one of the stars of the German event at Frankfurt was a 50cc Goricke…
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Buying Guide: Brough Superior SS80 (1935)
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Not all show-stoppers are polished concours champs. Richard Morris took the top prize at last year’s 2006 Popham Megameet with his workaday Brough Superior sidevalve V-Twin…
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New MoT proposals
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Two months after announcing plans to drop the MoT test for pre-1960 vehicles comes word of a new super-test for everything else, and it has far-reaching consequences on older bikes…
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Workshop: Yamaha RD400 clutch
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A heavy clutch and signs of slipping? Pete Monks goes deep into his RD400 to restore a smooth and positive transmission
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Workshop: Yamaha RD400 clutch
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A heavy clutch and signs of slipping? Pete Monks goes deep into his RD400 to restore a smooth and positive transmission
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BAT 9hp
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Heart-warming tale as a chicken house-transporting BAT is lovingly restored to its former glory. Also unusual is how the owner finally got his hands on the machine. Roy Poynting explains…
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Indian Powerplus
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During the first thirty years of motorcycle production, America could well be said to have led the world in design, durability, sales and speed. This is the story of the American motorcycle classic – the Indian V-twin Powerplus…
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Festival of nostalgia planned for Manx TT
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Proposals for a four-day festival of motorcycling nostalgia at next year’s Manx Grand Prix Festival have been revealed by the Isle of Man Government…
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Road Test: Yamaha RD350LC
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Yamaha’s original RD350LC was furious if not as fast as we’d expected. But the two-stroke twin had huge potential which has been explored with a huge range of modifications. John Nutting tested it at MIRA in the early 1980s…
