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Classic Ride: 1977 Yamaha DT175
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Carlsberg never made classic trail bikes but if they did, it would be just like this: Yamaha’s sublime DT175 twin shock.
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Christmas Gift Guide 2024
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Christmas is just around the corner, meaning that it’s time to start present hunting yet again. Fortunately, we’ve made your life that bit simpler with our exclusive Christmas Gift Guide! Check out some of these fantastic picks…
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Throwback to the 2024 Classic Bike Guide Winter Classic
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As the excitement builds for next year’s Classic Bike Guide Winter Classic, why not take a trip down memory lane? Popular YouTuber ThatBikerSimon, known for his captivating motorcycle content, shared a fantastic video earlier in the year showcasing highlights from our 2024 Winter Classic show. From iconic displays to a buzzing atmosphere, it’s a must-watch for…
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Puch M125S: all you need to know
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There’s much to know about this hard-to-kill bike, including its sheer quality.
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Triumph Rocket III at 20
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Bertie Simmonds rides a modern classic beast in its 20th anniversary year.
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Your guide to Harley-Davidson XR1000
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Racing improves the breed, apparently. But not sales, as Harley-Davidson found out with the XR1000, which is now a much sought-after rarity and an exciting ride…
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The 1982 250cc World MX championship at Hawkstone Park
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Often overshadowed by the 500cc class, the quarter-litre championship has some close racing and exciting action – never more so than when the 1982 250cc World MX championships headed to Hawkstone Park in Shropshire.
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From the archive: Isle of Man TT in the 1950s
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This 1958 Isle of Man TT race shot is of Ernst Degner, a notable defector to the West in 1961 and winner of Suzuki’s first world championship in 1962.
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Your guide to BSA Hornet
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BSA listened to what the US customers wanted and gave them the Hornet. Built for the desert, Steve McQueen was also a fan!
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Over 50 years with a 1970 Triumph Tiger T100S
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Bill Turner has owned his T100SS from eight months shy of new. That’s more than half of his lifetime – and its condition does him credit.
