Features

Three big V-twins, featuring plated petrol tanks and even at a glance a fine specification, with speedometers and lighting sets apparent. Brough Superiors, right? Wrong…

Classic Bike Guide reader John King is trying to track down his old BSA for a romantic reunification. Could you help him?

Ask any of the competitors who raced regularly against Austin Hockley and the most common description they give him is ‘fearless’.

Before Royal Enfield’s sensationally-styled Continental GT made its debut, the 250cc Crusader line had already evolved into two variations on a very agreeable five-speed theme.

After a recent run of back luck, Bob McIntyre got his Grand Prix season back on track with a stunning win in Belgium in 1962.

Bernard Hargreaves’ life has been one of kitchen sink glamour.

A reader’s letter in last month’s issue about a fine BSA Bantam/Ariel Leader special brought two enlightened replies which, between them, lay all possible confusion about the legendary ‘Bleader’ to rest.

The 16th Anglo-Dutch Trial brought together a host of veteran machinery for four days of historic riding.

Mick Payne discovers many ways of improving the lighting performance of classic motorcycles as he talks to Paul Goff.

At one time all motorcycling was an adventure, but as roads improved the adventurous had to look elsewhere…