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The Nick Nicholls photography competition has just closed and Nick is poring over the entries. And they were to a very high standard, so congratulations to all who took part. Below is a small selection of entries…

Sunbeam always had an image of being a machine for ‘gentlemen’ – and this three-speed veteran single certainly fits the bill…

With the Goodwood Revival deciding on introducing a set of rules encouraging the use of early to mid-1950s type ‘club’ racers, Triumph pre-unit specialists Ace Classics and fellow London shop, the Baron Speed Shop, decided to join forces and get involved…

This 1947 AJS Model 18 has been owned long-term and, though originally used for trials, now finds itself at work on the hard stuff…

This month’s unearthed readers bikes and finds…

Few motorcycling icons can hold a candle to Vincent’s incredible V-twins. A revelation when they first appeared, these classic British machines have stood the test of time and their high-performance engines are still held in the highest esteem worldwide…

The Royal Enfield Continental was aimed at the younger rider, with its designers aware of what prospective riders would be looking for. It’s faults were few and good points many…

You’ll have noticed the back cover adverts for Yesterdays over the last few months, featuring some fantastic machines. We decided it was worth a visit to meet the men behind the name – and have a look at some of their motorcycles…

Officially sanctioned by Norton, the Works Racing 30M is a top quality classic racer, built to exacting modern standards…