Features
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John Williams: a private matter
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Throughout the 1970s, John Williams was one of the UK’s leading racers and although he only had one year as a fully-fledged factory rider, 1976 saw him not only claim a 500cc Grand Prix victory
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Gorgeous: The Exactweld story
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You don’t get to this level of racing thought and execution without being able to tap into some top-flight thinking. The result… amazing… Words: Alan Turner Photographs: Gary D Chapman and Mick Robinson Exactweld is
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Join the Grampian Transport Museum for their annual Autojumble
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Time to clear out your garage and join the Grampian Transport Museum for their annual Autojumble, with over 100 stalls selling everything from spares to auto-memorabilia, and much more.
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Supplying the quick
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If you want to be rapid, get along to Minnovation. Words: Ross Mowbray Photographs: Gary D Chapman WHAT’S MINNOVATION RACING? Minnovation Racing first started back in 2004, as an offshoot of its main business Minnovation
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Made in Japan: Yamaha YDS7/YR5
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Over the last few months, Steve Cooper has stomped through Yamaha’s earlier back catalogue of machinery, showing the steep learning curve that the factory covered in those years… Even if the factory had adopted the
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Bonhams MPH to sponsor Stratford Autojumble
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Stratford Autojumble is proud to have Bonhams MPH as sponsor for the September event, which takes place at the centre ring at Stratford Racecourse on Sunday 15th.
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Graziano Rossi: Father figure
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Words: Jeffrey Zani Photos: Jeffrey Zani and Don Morley It seemed all beautifully wrapped up for Graziano Rossi, but in reality it wasn’t. A few corners to go and the Italian had the lead of
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Roadburners to torque about!
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Pete Kelly buries himself in the Mortons Motorcycle Archive to learn how the road testers of old viewed the lusty performances of the 998cc Vincent Black Shadow and 692cc Royal Enfield Constellation. This month we’ve
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All Japan: The 1998 Suzuki RGV500 XR88
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Words and photographs: Phil Aynsley This month in our Iconic Metal series it’s the turn of the factory Suzuki XR88 to fall under Phil Aynsley’s lens. This was the motorcycle campaigned by both Nobuatsu Aoki
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‘Everyone welcome’ to the Hawkenbury Kickstart weekend on August 16/17
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Whatever you ride, be it classic bikes from the 1960s through to the 1980s, scooters or modern tackle, you’ll be welcome at the event which takes place at the famous Hawkenbury Inn.