Classic Bike Guide breakfast coming up Last year’s event saw more than 500 machines try the Parkitt Racing mobile dyno – and the tea, will be back again, so you can see just how many
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Australian V16
Mark Walker’s been at it again To refresh your memory, 'Big Ned' (named after Ned Kelly, the notorious bushranger) was an outrageous motorcycle built by Australian Mark Walker. Mark, who is dyslexic and has no
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Available in all good newsagents In this month’s issue of Classic Bike Guide, Nigel C heads north and samples a couple of fun – and suitably immaculate – BSA trailies, Roland Brown focuses on Kawasaki’s
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Johan Van der Perre on board 600cc Sarolea Sam will also bring Ronald Agoston’s fabulous RC181 Honda replica. Thundersprint’s resident legend, Jim Redman, will also be out on Clive Brooker’s CR750. Another big Honda is
Read moreVintage experience
1926 Ariel Model D twin port 500cc The first is Training Day South on Sunday, May 6, at Arborfield Barracks, near Reading, Berkshire, followed by Training Day Midlands on Bank Holiday Monday, June 4, at
Read more1955 Norvin Superbike
There’s an old saying that goes ‘where there’s muck, there’s brass’. For the benefit of our non-UK readers, that essentially means there’s money to be made doing dirty jobs. Ted Cain’s working life was spent
Read more1955 Norvin Superbike
There’s an old saying that goes ‘where there’s muck, there’s brass’. For the benefit of our non-UK readers, that essentially means there’s money to be made doing dirty jobs. Ted Cain’s working life was spent
Read moreRotary Nortons
The rotary Norton star shone so very brightly, but so very briefly. It was, like many machines from the British industry, an exceptional device marketed far too late. Nevertheless, they made their mark and still
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The rotary Norton star shone so very brightly, but so very briefly. It was, like many machines from the British industry, an exceptional device marketed far too late. Nevertheless, they made their mark and still
Read moreMystery tool
Mystery tool. What is it? Editor Clarky, on Classic Bike Guide, has inherited this small hand tool shown here and to put it bluntly, hasn’t a clue what it is or for what it’s used. Having
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