Reviews
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Norton Dominator 99: Chapter Six
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Wherein small bits and lumps come together to form a recognisable larger lump… all without major problems. Puzzling. Jim Algar wonders if he should start to worry?…
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Ducati 1974 GT 750
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Trevor (Ozboy) Brooks finds an unusual Shed Surprise, and discovers a mid-Seventies Ducati twin, complete with an unusual optional extra…
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Royal Enfield 500 Bullet Electra XR – Part 2
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Alan Cole bought a limited-edition café racer, and he’s now spent two months getting to know this very practical modern classic bike…
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Moto Guzzi V35 Mk2 Profile
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When we tested a 350 Guzzi against a 350 Triumph in the magazine, there wasn’t quite space for all the photos and a bit of extra info. So this is what you were missing…
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1920’s Humbers: Getting Ready To Ride
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Part of the pleasure in going to a classic bike event is getting your machine ready to ride. Always up for a challenge, Humbernut doubled his trouble and opted to get two vintage motorcycles ready for Founder’s Day…
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1978 Kawasaki Z650
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Who can catch a Kawasaki? Message board regular Kevin sets the bait for a Z900 but reels in a pristine KZ650B2…
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1957 Matchless G11
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It’s not the most fashionable of British twins, but the 600cc Matchless has a lot going for it, says Neil Thomas of Classic Bike Provence…
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Moto Morini Three and a Half: Sette
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It’s been a while, but Martin Gelder cracks open the toolbox for part seven of his Moto Morini Saga. Time for a burn-up…
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MZ ES250/2 Trophy Rebuild – Part 2
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Phil Speakman has stripped down his MZ, ready to start restoring it to glory — which involves lots of decisions. To shot blast, sand blast or vapour blast? What sort of finish to opt for? And does copper really have the devil in it…?
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Norton Big 4
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We can’t all be expert spannermen. Howard H reminds us what it’s like to be fixing up a classic bike with little mechanical skill (and even less time)…
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