A great bike, just too late? We take a good look at Britain’s superbike, the triple-cylinder Trident
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How to register a motorcycle
It’s easy to find a bike with no paperwork, but exactly how do you jump through the rings of bureaucratic fire to get a registration? We walk you through it…
Read moreSpeed is Expensive: the Vincent story told by the people who were there in new documentary
A new documentary follows the life and career of legendary motorcycle designer Philip Vincent, told by the people who were there. Alex Bestwick speaks to director David Lancaster about bringing the Vincent story to the screen.
Read moreBattery hen
Bantams were the answer in the past – and could well be the future, too. Words by Oli Hulme Photos by Gary Chapman I heard it was called the Battery Hen, this remarkable little electric
Read moreYour guide to… Honda VT500
Words by Oli ‘I like these’ Hulme Photos by James Archibald Any used import is an unknown quantity of variable quality. Some need little more than an oil change, a wipe-down, and a battle with
Read moreThree Motorcycle Events You Don't Want to Miss in June
Celebrate Father’s Day or enjoy a day out in the sun with a classic motorcycle show or event, during the rest of June. IMAGE: iStock Braithwell Classic Car & Bike Show Family fun day Saturday,
Read moreBoxer Beat – the Douglas DT5 still giving
This 96-year old Douglas is not only fun for the rider and his family, but it also makes everyone watching smile and gives any competitors a run for their money! Proving that these bikes should
Read moreMotoGP: What you need to know about the races
MotoGP racing has long enthralled audiences. As the premier class of motorcycle racing, the MotoGP competition features some of the world’s greatest riders competing on state-of-the-art machines that reach speeds exceeding 200 miles per hour – creating one of the most captivating and terrifying spectacles in motorsport history.
Read moreYour guide to… Suzuki T500
We look at one man’s superb example of Suzuki’s large two-stroke that shows they are as useable as any other bike. Words by Oli Hulme, Photos by James Archibald IT was A lovely bike. “Best
Read moreA few tips on buying a classic bike
Everyone wants you to enjoy your classic bike! But be aware that old bikes can break, leak and misfire. They assume some common sense – brakes are poor and lights are terrible. Most problems old
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