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Kempton’s a hot favourite
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The usual varied mix of bikes could be found at the Southern Classic Off Road Show, an event which drew one of the largest crowds seen at Kempton Park.
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Broughs of Bodmin on sale
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They were believed to have been destroyed, but earlier this year, eight long-lost Brough Superior Motorcycles were discovered in a Cornish village.
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Collection at Charterhouse
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A first floor flat in Totnes, Devon and a barn has yielded an unlikely collection of classic motorcycles which are entered into the Charterhouse auction on Sunday, February 7 at the The Bristol Classic MotorCycle show.
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Rare Henry Body Trio To Light Up Annual ‘Bristol’ Bike Show
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If you are in search of a rarely seen gem, take a trip to the South West this February. The 36th Carole Nash Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show is on February 6-7 at the Royal Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet in Somerset.
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Southern classic off-road show
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THE CROWDS CRAMMED in to Kempton Park just before Christmas for the now regular Southern Classic Off-Road Show.
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Whit’s winter classic
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JAMIE WHITHAM IS the extra-special guest confirmed for the Carole Nash CBG Winter Classic at Newark, January 9-10.
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Custom classics
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CONFRONTED BY A HALL crammed full of automotive ingenuity, you might wonder what could possibly unite the 100-plus bikes that formed the central display at Kickback Chelsea in December.
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‘All makes’ emphasised on Sunbeam MCC’s new logo
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Broadcasting the message that the club is for all makes of veteran, vintage and post-vintage motorcycles up to 1939, the Sunbeam Motor Cycle Club has added a banner to its logo stressing the fact.
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Ealing Council blames Government cutbacks for financial threat to London Motorcycle Museum
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Like so many others, the London Motorcycle Museum, located in a historic building close to the A40, is the result of one man’s drive, determination and, it could be argued, obsession in collecting Triumph machines, writes Ian Kerr.
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The parallel twin lives longer still!
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Triumph’s new Street Twin is everything the Meriden Bonnie might have been, writes Frank Melling.
