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  • November's Classic Bike Guide on sale now!

    November's Classic Bike Guide on sale now!

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    Latest Classic Bike Guide out now • Editor's intro Gary Pinchin sets the scene • Archive Triumph's Broklands Speed Trials reported LIVE2RIDE • Ace Reunion 20th anniversary + The Brighton Burn Up • The Bike Shed II The ultimate custom classic party • Goodwood Revival Bikes play major role in heritage festival ? • Glemseck…

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  • Classic pin-up calendar

    Classic pin-up calendar

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    Louise Limb calendar Louise Limb’s distinctive illustrative style has won her many admirers and she has been a regular contributor to Classic Bike Guide in the past. You'll find her instantly recognisable signature artwork in automotive and motorcycle consumer mags, plus some technical books and humorous paperbacks. The first 100 will be numbered and personally…

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  • October’s Classic Bike Guide on sale

    October’s Classic Bike Guide on sale

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    Latest Classic Bike Guide’s on sale! • Editor's intro Gary Pinchin sets the scene • Archive Miniatures tested by the A.C.U LIVE2RIDE • Classic TT Olie Linsdell’s dominant 500cc Paton performance • Netley Marsh Eurojumble 20th Anniversary of this special event • Sturgis Cafe racers invade chopper county • Brackley Town centre racing action and…

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  • Ace Cafe London bookazine

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    Celebrating Ace cafe culture. A terrific read and on sale now! This glorious 132 page bookazine celebrates 75 years of Britain’s most historic motorcycle meeting place – the Ace Cafe in London. From high-speed thrills to the birth of an entire culture, the Ace Cafe bookazine takes us from the ton-up boys getting their speed…

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  • Royal Enfield’s retro cafe racer

    Royal Enfield’s retro cafe racer

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    Royal Enfield Continental GT The original Continental GT, one of the first mass-produced 250cc cafe racers, was launched in 1965 and became a huge hit with UK learner riders. This new Continental GT, with similar styling cues as the original, is a sure-handling cafe racer, that will appeal to a much broader market worldwide. At…

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  • Riding with the rockers

    Riding with the rockers

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    The reunion is a focal point on the motorcycling calendar for all those who are not only interested in the Ace Cafe, ton-up and rocker heritage, but also for many others who enjoy a weekend of motorcycling. It kicks off on Friday with a bike night with a difference. Ace Cafe London has become a…

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  • September Classic Bike Guide on sale!

    September Classic Bike Guide on sale!

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    Latest Classic Bike Guide’s on sale! • Editor's intro Gary Pinchin sets the scene • Archive Miniatures tested by the A.C.U LIVE2RIDE • Bonneville bound Brough takes two bikes in search of speed records • Krazy cafe racer Rayborn tribute bike with a touch of Evel • Festival of 1000 Bikes Pictorial review of the…

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  • August Classic Bike Guide on sale!

    August Classic Bike Guide on sale!

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    New Classic Bike Guide on sale! • Editor's intro Gary Pinchin sets the scene LIVE2RIDE • Land Speed Pendine Record attempts on the Welsh sand • Newark Showground McGuinness headlines Mortons’ new show • Brooklands Ton-up day at the famous old racing circuit • Watsonian A great day at the home of British sidecars •…

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  • Ace Triton and cafe racer day

    Ace Triton and cafe racer day

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    The place oozes 1960s rock and roll and on a hot, sunny day, the car park full of bikes with alloy tanks, single seats, clip-ons and rear-sets, you feel transported back in time to another era. The Ace is as it always was; a place to hang out, drink tea, eat bacon sarnies and wallow…

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  • New Norton Domiracer uncovered!

    New Norton Domiracer uncovered!

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    Stunning new Norton revealed The exclusive images were taken as Norton put the finishing touches to the prototype of its new twin-cylinder Domiracer at its Donington Park headquarters. Using a version of the current 961cc Norton Commando engine, an all-new Featherbed-style tubular steel frame, café racer styling, and a traditional hand-beaten aluminium tank, the new…

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