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Frank Farrington
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Frank Farrington, the doyen of classic motorcycle technical writers, has died. A motorcyclist all his life, in the 1970s Frank’s ‘Vintage Workshop’ article series made the Vintage Motor Cycle Club’s journal a captivating read…
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Classic Jazz!
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An array of classic motorcycles will be one of the added attractions at a charity jazz dance on Tuesday 22nd May 2012 at the Preston Cross Hotel, Little Bookham in Surrey
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Mick Walker
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It is with great sadness that we report the death of Mick Walker, who lost his battle against cancer in early March, aged 70. Mick was one of the world’s leading motorcycling authorities and author of 130 motorcycling books…
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Cable and hose kits
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Wouldn’t it be great to have a whole kit of cables and hoses ready to go in your workshop or out in the field, if you’re a racer or a classic eventer?
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Quick draw
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Up and coming motorcycling artist Phil ‘Magostini’ Magson is now taking commissions for custom artwork. It could be the ultimate gift..
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Bay Area Clubman show
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An annual event in the Bay Area, now in its 25th year, the Clubman’s All-British Weekend centres around a motorcycle show that is made up 100% of classic British motorcycles. If you’re over the pond at the end of March, look up the show for a great day out…
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Exotic classic bikes at Thundersprint 2012
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Northwich will be rocking to the sound of some of the world’s most exotic bikes over the weekend of May 12-13 as the world’s biggest motorcycling street party comes to town…
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Wistanstow gearing up for Show
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Some of the finest examples of motorcycling history roll into a South Shropshire village on Sunday, March 25 for the 21st Shropshire Vintage and Classic Motorcycle show at Wistanstow Hall near Craven Arms…
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Floating nicely
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Anyone who has had a split carburettor float will appreciate this product from the AMAL Carburettor Company. Unsplittable floats, using military specification closed cell construction!
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Mystery tool
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Collective heads are being scratched at the CBC offices, as we wonder what mystery tool Classic Bike Guide editor Nigel Clark has stumbled across. It was part of a job lot from a garage clearout…