Reviews

  • Moto Morini Three and a Half: Otto

    Moto Morini Three and a Half: Otto

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    It runs! Quick, take it to bits again! With a deadline in sight, Martin Gelder’s 1982 Moto Morini 350 Sport finally receives some much needed attention after sitting in the shed for two years…

  • MZ ES250/2 Trophy Rebuild – Part 3

    MZ ES250/2 Trophy Rebuild – Part 3

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    Lots of bits have come back, ready for assembly on Phil Speakman’s MZ rebuild. So he ventures into the Devil’s Kitchen and proves that you should never leave a man alone with a tube of strong adhesive…

  • Norton Dominator 99

    Norton Dominator 99

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    Jim Algar’s Dominator Diary start here: the first (and hopefully not the last) of a sporadic, irregular series of reports, updates, musings, questions, tirades, victories and defeats as an American neophyte takes on his first classic British bike…

  • ‘Overland to Egypt’, by Gordon G May

    ‘Overland to Egypt’, by Gordon G May

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    If at first you don’t succeed (and indeed your Bantam conks out before it even leaves Europe), try, try, try again. And then write a book about the experience…

  • Seeley Honda 750

    Seeley Honda 750

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    When we put together a feature for the magazine about the Seeley Honda 750 of the late 1970s, there were some photos which we didn’t have space for. And then, even more info arrived…

  • Sunbeam S8

    Sunbeam S8

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    You probably have an all-time favourite classic bike. Sunbeam Peter (the name is a bit of a giveaway about the model of motorcycle!) explains how his dream bike became a real bike…

  • Triumph 650 Twin

    Triumph 650 Twin

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    It’s not really a Bonneville, but Neil Owen’s individually-tailored twin-carb 650 twin might, just might, be better than a Bonneville…

  • Triumph T100A – Part 5

    Triumph T100A – Part 5

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    The end of the project is in sight, and Dave isn’t going to let little things like the lack of a saddle and dodgy ignition timing stop him. Pass the bubblewrap, and he’s away!

  • Velocette 350 Mac

    Velocette 350 Mac

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    ‘Just give me the facts, ma’am, just the facts’. In that frame of mind, we present a new, rapid-fire format of real classic bike guides for your delectation…

  • 1965 AJS Model 18

    1965 AJS Model 18

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    Traditional British singles tend to be solid, dependable workaday machines. Paul Whitney’s AJS 500 is a little bit more lively…


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