Reviews

  • Royal Enfield Super 5, Part 2

    Royal Enfield Super 5, Part 2

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    Every inch of Russ Gannicott’s 250cc Enfield racer has been tweaked and tightened or gas-flowed and lightened. Time to give it a try, then…

  • Moto Guzzi Nuovo Falcone

    Moto Guzzi Nuovo Falcone

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    Ask and ye shall receive! Classic Bike Mart readers want more information about the Moto Guzzi Nuovo Falcone, and few know more than Paul Friday

  • 1927 Humber Sidevalve 350

    1927 Humber Sidevalve 350

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    Looking for a bike which wouldn’t lead him astray with humungous horsepower, Bob Rodgerson decided on a real vintage motorcycle. This is how he became a true Humbernut…

  • 1967 Kawasaki W1 650 – Part 2

    1967 Kawasaki W1 650 – Part 2

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    With the parts back from the chromers, Kim Henry starts rebuilding his Real Classic Kawasaki. But will it start?

  • Matchless G12 CSR

    Matchless G12 CSR

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    Just imagine: you buy a raffle ticket and then you win the classic bike of your dreams. But can it ever live up to them? BikerMarc says yes, it can…

  • Moto Morini 3½ – Sei: Front, Back and Inbetween

    Moto Morini 3½ – Sei: Front, Back and Inbetween

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    With Beezumph looming, Martin Gelder tackled his to-do list. Forks, brakes, chains, sprockets, gaskets and cam belts all needed attention. The front end, the back end, and the bitter end?

  • MZ TS250 Supa 5

    MZ TS250 Supa 5

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    ‘What I did on my summer holidays’. Rebuilding a real classic two stroke single almost earned KarlB an A*, but smoking is not permitted on school grounds…

  • 1964 Norton Navigator

    1964 Norton Navigator

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    A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing, they say. Andy Sochanik discovered that no knowledge at all is ideal if you’re looking at a Norton lightweight!

  • To Pakistan On A Norton 77 – Part 4

    To Pakistan On A Norton 77 – Part 4

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    After travelling through the world’s troublespots two decades ago, Goat Maison finally made it to Pakistan aboard his pre-featherbed twin. But the going had been tough…

  • San Fairy Ann, Motorcycles and British Victory by Michael Carragher

    San Fairy Ann, Motorcycles and British Victory by Michael Carragher

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    One oft-overlooked aspect of the First World War was the role played by the despatch rider. Dave Minton recommends an extensive book on this very subject…


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