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A final reminder for the National Motorcycle Museum’s 30th anniversary celebrations this week, kicked off by world champion and BBC TV presenter Steve Parrish. Steve will be appearing live on stage on the evening of Friday, October 31…

One day in every year, the village of Offham in Kent becomes ‘petrolheads’ paradise’…

Now that the dust has settled on what was clearly a unique and successful event the organisers are pleased that everyone who attended Tinto Park Moto and supported such a good cause seemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves whether they were competing, spectating or helping out…

Thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts left Staffordshire County Showground happy this past weekend as one of the world’s foremost classic events came to its conclusion – and among them was bike-mad four times Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel…

After hours of deliberation from the judges, and months (if not years!) of hard work and dedication from the entrants, the decisions have been made and the results of the awards for the 21st Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show are now in!

This lovely 673cc Honda Eurosport was entered by Robert Francis. The machine itself has an interesting past history; it had been abandoned in a spacious yard in South Wales, with nothing to indicate how it had gotten there or why. It was consequently rescued and restored.

The Bonhams autumn auction is underway here at the Staffordshire County Showground and the much anticipated Barry Sheene memorabilia collection have gone under the hammer…

This little Honda really is something special. This machine is based primarily on a 1970 Honda SS125. As it transpires, the only true SS125 components that remain on this machine are the crankcases, but that makes it no less exceptional…

This machine, entered by Andrew Gauntlett, is a later classic from Japan – a 250cc 1967 Honda C72. It had been stored in a shed for many years where it was beginning to rust and rot away in places. Thankfully it was rescued from its grim fate and restored…