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Slip Slidin’ Away – Or How Not to Fall Off in Bad Weather.Probably.
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Ever wondered why some people seem to revel in riding their classic bikes in winter, while others just head for the nearest bar – or the nearest ditch. Martin Gelder has some top tips…
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Sons of Thunder ~ Neil Bradford
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This motorcycling anthology of ‘writing from the fast lane’ was selected and introduced by Neil Bradford, and it caught the attention of at least one RC reader…
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Harley-Davidson MT350E Army Bike (part 2)
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Most people buy Army-surplus combat jackets or boots. We bought a whole motorcycle! Rowena Hoseason gets de-mob happy and takes the Snarley onto the street…
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Harley-Davidson MT350E Army Bike
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By popular demand (well, OK, one person) we reveal the pros and cons of buying an ex-Army trailie-bike. Rowena Hoseason actually spent her own money on some old military surplus scrap…
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A Third Wheel: The Eccentric Alternative by Simon Potter
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Celia Walton has been riding and passengering sidecars for many a year, so she seemed the natural person to review this new book about riding with three wheels…
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India, The Shimmering Dream by Max Reisch
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In 1933, two students were the first people to ride a motorcycle overland from Europe to India. Their epic adventure aboard a 250cc two-stroke has finally been published in English…
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1967 Moto Morini 250 GTI Settebello
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Bill Wood took a real risk with his first Italian classic bike. A basketcase rebuild – and a really unusual model, at that. Is he please with the results?
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Famous Last Words 19: A Sociable Activity?
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Everyone should be more sociable. Riding a classic motorcycle is a sociable activity. We’re told. Frank Westworth’s ears have become very bent…
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Reasons For Motorcycling
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Dave Wooding recalls his time spent with a Triumph 3T, a BSA B31 (and a Reliant but we won’t mention that) among other old bikes, and ponders the attractions of motorcycling in general…
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Famous Last Words 35: Motorcycles Old, New, Classic and Retro
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Old bikes are old bikes are old bikes, says Frank Westworth. Except, of course, when they’re new…
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