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Charterhouse gears up for Bristol Show
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Auctioneer Charterhouse is set to hold an exciting auction full of intriguing machines at the Carole Nash Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show in February. The show takes place on the weekend of February 7-8, 2015, at the Royal Bath and West showground in Shepton Mallet. Charterhouse has already confirmed some of the lots which will go…
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1938 Norton 16H
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Ever since coming to Old Bike Mart last spring, I’ve been pondering over just what makes old bikes so appealing, and it was only after visiting Terry Potter in Buckinghamshire to take a close look at his gorgeous 1938 16H Norton a few weeks ago that the answer finally struck me – their purity of…
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Newly branded Telford show should be best yet
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The newly branded Putoline Classic Dirt Bike Show, formerly known as ‘Wrighty’s Show’, which takes place at the Telford International Centre over the weekend of February 21-22, is ramping up the celebrations for 2015.
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The way we were: February
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New lighting regulations, a new 98cc Villiers model and BSA dominates the annual Victory Trial in 1965…
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Classic British Legends: Brooklands
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There are few places in Britain which so evoke the spirit of racing heroism as Brooklands. For decades it was at the epicentre of both motor racing and aircraft development. The banked circuit created by Hugh Locke King saw records tumble to men with nerves of steel who were determined to carve out their place…
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The Classic MotorCycle front covers
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The Classic Bikers Club image gallery is continually updated, so regularly pop back for the latest period picture releases. If you like what you see, millions of other period images are available to purchase from the Mortons Motorcycle Archive, in various print and canvas formats, and make the perfect gift for the classic motorcycle enthusiast.
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H-D Milestones Post-War
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Mike Lewis takes a selective Post-War look at key models from the famous American motorcycle marque, Harley-Davidson…
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Triumph Trident T150V part two
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Rod Gibson finishes his rebuild of the complicated three cylinder engine with work on the transmission. A hugely satisfying job – but Japanese bikes are easier to work on he says… > Part one gallery
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Triumph Trident T150V part one
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A box of engine parts arrives in Rod Gibson’s workshop masquerading as a 1973 Triumph triple engine… > Part two gallery
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TT Talk 1952/1956
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As one of the most prestigious and time-honoured race events in the world, the Isle of Man TT has been the subject of much discussion and deliberation over the course of its history…
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