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Spring puller
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The latest tool from Venhill Engineering is a worthwhile addition to any toolkit and makes fitting all sorts of springs easy, saving on skinned knuckles and frayed tempers…
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Triumph anniversary products
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To help celebrate that most British of motorcycle marques (even if the company was set up a German) Triumph is releasing a number of anniversary goodies…
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Classic Motorshow
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The organisers of this year’s Footman James Classic Motorshow are asking motorcyclists to reveal their machines’ hidden histories. The event takes place at Birmingham’s NEC from Friday, November 16, to Sunday, November 18…
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Cassington Bike Night
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The annual Cassington Bike Night returned this year with nearly 10,000 motorcycles congregating around the village green of the small Oxfordshire village in late June….
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Obituary Mick Farrant
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Undoubtedly one of the country’s finest metal finishers, and also a very talented sidecar racer, Mick Farrant sadly passed away on June 15…
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Kevin tops the festival bill
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Despite the waterlogged grounds and sludgy conditions, the serious rain held off over the weekend of July 7-8 for the VMCC’s Flagship Festival of 1000 Bikes at Mallory Park and the event went swimmingly well…
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Facom socket set case
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So you open your socket set and find that your mate’s borrowed one – and it’s always the one you need. Well, whether lost, stolen or borrowed, you’ll always know what’s missing with this ‘detection’ socket set case…
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Croz heads up Stafford
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Kiwi track ace Graeme Crosby is confirmed as the Guest of Honour at the 19th Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show, held at Stafford County Showground over the weekend of 20-21 October…
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More power to the pageant
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A record crowd of more than 50,000 people flocked to the biggest and best Cholmondeley Pageant of Power, on June 15-17, despite dismal weather…
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Classic eye protection
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The latest in classic eye protection from Davida has been made to complement the rest of the Davida range and give the wearer a wide view of the road without the annoying black edge to the peripheral vision that other goggles can have…
