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  • The way we were: February 1963

    The way we were: February 1963

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    Snow, ice, bitter cold and sleet failed to deter thousands of enthusiasts converging on Gwrych Castle for the annual Dragon Valley…

  • RME quick action throttles

    RME quick action throttles

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    Don’t poo-poo these as ‘modern contraptions’. These give you the option of a modern throttle, adjustable for four different ratios of turn for your classic road or race bike…

  • Speedway reunion

    Speedway reunion

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    Local dealer Shaw Harley-Davidson celebrated 10 years in business with a show at the Winter Gardens Theatre in Eastbourne last Sunday, Jan 13. The Eastbourne Eagles speedway team was represented and Chris McDonald was re-acquainted with a 1972 Jawa speedway bike raced by World Speedway champion, New Zealander Ivan Mauger…

  • Ride the National Road Rally 2013!

    Ride the National Road Rally 2013!

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    The National Road Rally is one of the best excuses to use your bike this year. It involves a mid-summer weekend filled with riding your bike with other riders, finding and exploring some of the best roads in the UK and even getting an award…

  • Sammy’s 180mph marvel joins Bristol line-up

    Sammy’s 180mph marvel joins Bristol line-up

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    A machine ranked as one of the 10 greatest motorcycles of all time and regarded as a technological marvel of its time will be displayed at Bristol’s best bike show for the first time…

  • Isle of Man to see its first Chinese TT entry

    Isle of Man to see its first Chinese TT entry

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    History will be made this summer when Hampshire-based firm WK Bikes races the first Chinese bike ever to enter the Isle of Man TT. Australian rider David Johnson has been signed up to ride the 650cc twin in the Lightweight TT Race due to be held on Friday, June 8, the final race day…

  • Help Chris go pure NUTs

    Help Chris go pure NUTs

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    The pre First World War era saw loads of development in the motorcycle world as the devices changed from bicycles with an engine bolted to them to properly designed and constructed machines in their own right…

  • The way we were: February 1938

    The way we were: February 1938

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    Under the headline ‘motor cycles for all’ The Motor Cycle’s editorial informed there were 320 motorcycles included in the year’s buyer’s guide published on February 10…

  • The way we were: February 1988

    The way we were: February 1988

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    In plans recently announced during last month Le Mans was set for an £8 million facelift…

  • Steve’s BSA Bantams

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    Steve Mitchell’s classic interest is for BSA Bantams – the rare Competition models to be precise. He defines the appeal: “They are unmistakeably Bantams, but the bikes carry nothing that isn’t absolutely essential”

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