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  • When Choppers Were Cool

    When Choppers Were Cool

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    That’s no way to treat a classic bike! John Kane revisits a simple land before heroes emerged from the back streets…

  • Opinion: Shed-Dwelling Again

    Opinion: Shed-Dwelling Again

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    The workshop (shed, garage or whathaveyou) is an essential part of classic biking life, it seems. John R Kerridge (aka Yorkie) explains why every man should have one…

  • Get Lost!

    Get Lost!

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    When it comes to navigation, Rowena Hoseason is a traditionalist at heart and has no truck with SatNav…

  • An Old-Time Tale

    An Old-Time Tale

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    Matt Swindlehurst recalls a time of dirty carrots, dodging rugby practice, shooting a Lee Enfield rifle – oh, and there’s a Matchless G3 in here somewhere, too…

  • Famous Last Words 6

    Famous Last Words 6

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    Some folk fall off their bikes. A surprise, it’s true, but Frank Westworth is one of them. Someone is to blame! Someone must pay!…

  • Great White Hope or Giant White Elephant

    Great White Hope or Giant White Elephant

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    We’ve just received a press release about the launch of a new British Motorcycle Brand, complete with tantalising computer generated images of a range of Buell Blast based singles. Martin Gelder isn’t sure whether to laugh or cry…

  • Famous Last Words 29: On Classicness

    Famous Last Words 29: On Classicness

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    If a bike from yesteryear was rubbish when it was a new bike, does that mean it’s still rubbish now it can claim to be a classic bike? Frank Westworth contemplates classicness and other fantasies…

  • The Perfect Motorcycle

    The Perfect Motorcycle

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    In a recent issue of RealClassic magazine, reader Roger Bibbings asked for nominations for the perfect modern motorcycle to suit classic bike riders. And lots of people answered him…

  • Opinion: First Japanese Classic

    Opinion: First Japanese Classic

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    If you’re thinking of buying your first Japanese classic bike, then Steve Cooper of the Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club has some suggestions…

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