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Spotted at Stafford – 1968 MV Agusta 4C6 Touring 600
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From the mid 1950’s to the mid 1960’s, the mighty four-cylinder MV Agusta was one of the most competitive racing motorcycles around. It conquered race after race with its seemingly endless power, but its decade of domination was eventually quelled with the arrival of a more modern triple in 1966…
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Spotted at Stafford – 1967 Honda C72
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This machine, entered by Andrew Gauntlett, is a later classic from Japan – a 250cc 1967 Honda C72. It had been stored in a shed for many years where it was beginning to rust and rot away in places. Thankfully it was rescued from its grim fate and restored…
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Suzuki MotoGP 2015 return
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Suzuki Motor Corporation has produced this short promotional video for its MotoGP return aboard the GSX-RR in 2015.
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South of England show, Ardingly
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The autumn Real Classic Show brought a delightful variety of machinery to the South of England Showground, in the bike park, in the exhibition halls and even in the jumble…
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South of England show, Ardingly
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The autumn Real Classic Show brought a delightful variety of machinery to the South of England Showground, in the bike park, in the exhibition halls and even in the autojumble…
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Buying Guide: Yamaha YCS1
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Easy on the wallet but punching well above its weight, that’ll be Yamaha’s 180 twin, says Steve ‘Scoop’ Cooper…
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Road Test: Triumph TT Special
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If Tonka made motorcycles, then one can’t help thinking they’d make something like this chunky and purposeful TT Special.
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Walter Villa, Assen, June 26, 1976
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In front of a packed house at Assen, Walter Villa rides to one of his seven victories during the season on his way to the 1976 250cc World title…
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Road Test: Triumph TT Special
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If Tonka made motorcycles, then one can’t help thinking they’d make something like this chunky and purposeful TT Special. James Robinson reports…
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Buying Guide: Yamaha YCS1
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Easy on the wallet but punching well above its weight, that’ll be Yamaha’s 180 twin, says Steve ‘Scoop’ Cooper…
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