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Testing, testing! How the bike journos of old saw the Squariels
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The uncanny flexibility of the Ariel Square Fours, from the 497cc and 597cc ‘cammies’ to the final pushrod-operated 997cc Mk. 2, always amazed those fortunate enough to road test these four-pot classics, as these excerpts from our archive bound volumes show.
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Kempton comes on board
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Mortons Media Group has announced the acquisition of the Kempton Park jumbles and motorcycle shows.
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British scooter exhibition
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After several years in the planning, the British Motorcycle Charitable Trust’s exhibition of British Motor Scooters opened to the public on May 21.
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VMCC 70th anniversary baton travels to where it all began
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The VMCC Berkshire Section arrived at Brooklands Museum on the latest leg of the 70th anniversary celebration VMCC Baton Relay on June 5.
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Lasota medals auctioned
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Included in the automobilia section of the Dee Atkinson and Harrison Classic Car and Motorbike auction to be held on July 31 at East Yorkshire’s Driffield Showground will be memorabilia relating to ISDT competitor Pete Lasota.
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Dirt tracking in the UK
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The third round of the Maxxis 2016 UK national flat track championship was held at Greenfield Farm near Alford in Lincolnshire on June 11/12.
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Wonderful Whitfield
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Classic Motorcycle Day at the Dover Transport Museum welcomed a wide range of machinery to the Kent attraction.
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Timely Thunderfest victory for Rob Head
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Sponsored by Harleyworld of Chesterfield, the 2016 Thunderfest at Darley Moor saw a packed grid striving to reach their personal target times in a tough 10-lap competition.
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Japanese bikers’ day at Sammy Miller Museum
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Almost 200 bikes, including some real Japanese exotica, turned up for the Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club’s Japanese bikers’ day at the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum on Saturday, June 11 – and Nigel Barratt and Steph Murchison are to be congratulated on once again organising such a fabulous event.
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Carole Nash winner Ben spends a day with his hero Leon Haslam
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After winning a Carole Nash Insurance competition, 37-year-old Ben Hayes from Cheshire recently spent a day he’ll never forget with his motorcycle racing hero, Leon Haslam.
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