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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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Winter wanderer
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No great shakes as a superbike, Enfield’s 700 is instead an oddly competent practical classic
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Bevel heaven
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Ducati’s first production bevel-drive bike was hot stuff in 1956. And, phew, it’s still a little scorcher…
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It ain’t heavy
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History has all but forgotten the 350 AMC single which came immediately before World War Two. Turns out, it was a pretty nifty performer…
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Smooth operator
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An aerospace engineer took BMW’s brick and transformed it into an utterly upscale West Coast custom
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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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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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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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Honda’s CB500 – the four that shaped the future
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Inspiring, viceless and utterly reliable – Honda’s CB500 four made so much more sense than its larger-capacity brethren that those same virtues still hold true today, writes Steve Cooper.
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Honda’s CB500 – the four that shaped the future
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Inspiring, viceless and utterly reliable – Honda’s CB500 four made so much more sense than its larger-capacity brethren that those same virtues still hold true today, writes Steve Cooper.
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