Reviews

  • 1972 Honda CB350-4

    1972 Honda CB350-4

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    You meet the nicest people on a Honda. And Jim Peace…

  • Kawasaki Z1300

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    It was big. Really big. Really extremely big for the 1980s. Steve The Toast debates the virtues of blunderbuss motorcycling and Kawasaki’s classic six-cylinder machine…

  • Matchless G15CS

    Matchless G15CS

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    Frank Westworth reports from the saddle of a 750 Matchless, and includes a great big chunk of personal anecdote, revealing why he has never been comfortable in a leather hat…

  • Morini Riders’ Club Track-day

    Morini Riders’ Club Track-day

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    Martin Gelder gets a bit carried away at his first classic track-day. As does his Moto Morini Three-and-a-half. On a trailer. Oh dear…

  • MZ TS250/1

    MZ TS250/1

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    Seeking a winter project, PaulG80 sought something… unusual, and settled on a two-stroke export from the old East Germany. The first part, then of the Diaries of a Sadman…

  • Norton Navigator

    Norton Navigator

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    Rob Seedhouse wanted a project to keep him out of trouble for a while. It turned out to be a very long while! But if a job’s worth doing…

  • Norton F1 Sport

    Norton F1 Sport

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    Shed not your tears for the Norton rotary project: there’s no fat ladies singing just yet. Norton Motors has re-surfaced, and they’ve a very special F1 Sport for sale…

  • ‘Running With The Moon’ by Jonny Bealby

    ‘Running With The Moon’ by Jonny Bealby

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    For RealClassic readers who enjoy motorcycle traveller’s tales, Paul Grace recommends this memoir of a remarkable ride through Africa…

  • ‘Touching the World’ by Cathy Birchall

    ‘Touching the World’ by Cathy Birchall

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    An 18 year old BMW. A trip across five continents, 31 countries and 26,000 miles. The first global circumnavigation by a blind person on a motorcycle. And a cracking read, says Dave Blendell…

  • Triumph T100A – Part 1

    Triumph T100A – Part 1

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    You know how it goes: always wanted a classic bike, never could quite afford one. Dave (aka Molster96) risked domestic distress in order to fulfil his dream…


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