Reviews
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Royal Enfield Bullet 500: Two New Types
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The lean-burn Electra X Enfield isn’t everyone’s cuppa tea, so how about heading back to basics with the Spartan Pre-65 trials bike? Or if you prefer to travel on tarmac, maybe the full-dress touring Sixty-5 would suit you, sir?
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Greeves: The Complete Story by Colin Sparrow
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RealClassic magazine contributor Colin Sparrow has been quiet for a while, busy compiling his extensive marque history about Greeves motorcycles. There’s precious little Greeves information generally available, so this book will be a boon to owners and enthusiasts…
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1973 Honda CB350 Four
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When you buy an old bike, you’re also buying a lifetime of history. Carmen Sheppard gets to know her classic Honda…
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Kawasaki Z900 A4
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Easy to work on, good handling, but infested with an electrical gremlin. Is Mark White really talking about a Kawasaki Zed One?
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Matchless G80
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He rode for 20 years in the fast lane, and then PaulG80 discovered an entirely different world with Matilda the Matchless…
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Moto Morini 3½ Strada
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It’s a winner! When Graham Holt’s gleaming Morini 350 appears at events it has a habit of stealing the show…
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Music: ‘Triumph Motorcycles: The Great Escape’
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Are you ready to rock? Rowena Hoseason has discovered a collection of motorcycle songs which will probably be the Next Big Thing, go live on stage in a West End musical and end up being filmed in Hollywood with Tom Cruise taking the lead role. Or not…
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Norton Jubilee
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Ever have that sinking feeling that something is missing? In Tom Rodford’s case it was all of his Norton Lightweight’s tinware. But he persevered, and built a motorbike out of a pile of bits…
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To Pakistan On A Norton 77 – Part 2
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Back in 1984, aged 22, Goat Maison set out on a Great Adventure aboard a Norton Dominator. In the first chapter he discovered the M25, then the English Channel, and then Greece…
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The Roughriders DVD
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Back in the 1960s, the big beasts of British motorcycling still ruled the scrambles roost. This DVD captures some of the flavour of that era…
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