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Northern Brit Bike Series 2014
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Action from the Classic Dirtbike/Rock Oil-backed Northern Brit Bike Series 2014. Great weather and highly competitive!
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Classic archive: Long standing trick rider, 1952
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Accompanying a picture in The Motor Cycle in March, 1952, was the explanation: “Forty years ago tomorrow, in the issue of The Motor Cycle dated March 21, 1912, there appeared an illustrated account of a trick riding performance by a slim young man by the name of Albert Milner. Now the slim young man is…
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Classic Motorcycle Mechanics on sale – August 2014
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Suzuki GSX-R restoration, Morini 3½ review, seventies superstar, Ducati 900SS ridden, plus projects on Kawasaki ZRX1100, Yamaha RD350LC, Honda VFR400 and more. On sale now!
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Project Can-Am Strip down and rebuild Part 1
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Classic Dirtbike editor Tim Britton begins the stripdown before the prettying-up begins of the Project Can-Am…
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Sounds like a good idea
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Using sound waves to clean tricky bits of a motorcycle is a non-invasive way of true cleanliness, Classic Dirtbike editor Tim Britton listens to an expert…
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Apico celebration
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Apico – the biggest off-road parts distributor in the UK – turned 30 this year and celebrated with cake and a change of ownership
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The TT comes to the Wheatsheaf, Louth!
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Less than two weeks to go for the TT Riders Association fundraising event in Louth, Lincs, organised by the TT RA in association with Classic Racer magazine…
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The Salon Privé Concours d’Elégance 2014
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Salon Privé 2014 will be showcasing some of the best motorbikes, across two classes, for the fourth year in succession at Syon Park this September 3, 2014…
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Metzeler village at TT 2014
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Accommodation is often a problem in the Isle of Man during TT time. The Metzeler village offers a solution to some; it’s camping, but without having to put up tents, as they’re assembled prior to ‘camper’s’ arrival…
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Gasket teach in
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Engines, gearboxes, carburettors and some electrical components are assembled with a mass of joints, which need sealing to prevent oil and fuel loss, or the ingress of water. Despite advances in technology, gaskets remain the favourite joint sealer…
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