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Whit’s winter classic
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JAMIE WHITHAM IS the extra-special guest confirmed for the Carole Nash CBG Winter Classic at Newark, January 9-10.
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Custom classics
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CONFRONTED BY A HALL crammed full of automotive ingenuity, you might wonder what could possibly unite the 100-plus bikes that formed the central display at Kickback Chelsea in December.
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Ealing Council blames Government cutbacks for financial threat to London Motorcycle Museum
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Like so many others, the London Motorcycle Museum, located in a historic building close to the A40, is the result of one man’s drive, determination and, it could be argued, obsession in collecting Triumph machines, writes Ian Kerr.
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The parallel twin lives longer still!
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Triumph’s new Street Twin is everything the Meriden Bonnie might have been, writes Frank Melling.
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James Whitham stands in as special guest at Newark Classic Bike Guide winter show
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Race ace, TV commentator and thoroughly decent all-round bloke, James Whitham will be the star guest at the Carole Nash Classic Bike Guide Winter Classic at the Newark Showground on January 9-10.
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‘Broughs of Bodmin Moor’ will be offered at Bonhams’ Stafford sale
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They were believed to have been destroyed, but last year eight long-lost Brough Superior motorcycles were discovered in a Cornish village and, unveiled for the first time in 50 years, will be offered at Bonhams’ Sale of Important Collectors’ Motorcycles at Stafford on April 24.
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‘All makes’ emphasised on Sunbeam MCC’s new logo
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Broadcasting the message that the club is for all makes of veteran, vintage and post-vintage motorcycles up to 1939, the Sunbeam Motor Cycle Club has added a banner to its logo stressing the fact.
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Fans’ Favourite Whitham Set For Newark Show
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Race-ace turned TV commentator James Whitham will be the star guest at the New Year classic motorcycle event at Newark Showground.
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1938 BSA Empire Star shines in Beamish Trophy Trial
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The long journey from Witney, Oxfordshire, to take part in the 43rd Beamish Trophy Trial, organised by the South Durham section of the Vintage Motor Cycle Club on Sunday, September 20, was well worthwhile for Andy Glading, who took home the Richard Hore Memorial Trophy for the best overall performance on his 1938 BSA Empire…
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The amazing life of Olga Kevelos
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Colin Turbett, who lives on the Isle of Arran, is writing a book about the extraordinary life of Olga Kevelos, who was a champion British trials, scrambles and racing motorcyclist from the 1940s to the 1960s.
