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The National Motorcycle Museum appoints director
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Former VMCC CEO James Hewing has been appointed as Museum Director at the National Motorcycle Museum, based in Solihull…
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Track legend John Surtees to attend Stafford show!
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Legendary motorsport champion John Surtees will be in attendance at the Carole Nash International Classic MotorCycle Show in April, and he’ll be bringing two historic machines with him…
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Buying Guide: Honda CB175
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Some while ago we covered the dogged CD175 twin but there’s a sporty side to this dependable Honda; say hello to its non identical twin, the CB175…
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Buying Guide: Honda CB175
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Some while ago we covered the dogged CD175 twin but there’s a sporty side to this dependable Honda; say hello to its non identical twin, the CB175…
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Triumph Quadrent
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With a triple being developed in the wings Triumph was embracing multi-cylinder motorcycling whole heartedly… then those chaps at Honda pulled a fast one and produced an ohc-four for the road…
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VMCC Banbury Run 2014 dates announced
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The Vintage Motor Cycle Club (VMCC) has announced its 66th Banbury Run will take place on Sunday June 8, 2014. With 600 entrants the VMCC Banbury Run is the biggest gathering and run in the world for machines manufactured before 1931…
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Prize winners at Newark – scooter style!
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It’s not just the motorcycles that came out in force this weekend, the scooters have rocked up too. Find out who won the prizes…
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RealClassic 117 out now!
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New year: same old bikes. Actually, some very different old bikes appear in this month’s RealClassic magazine, real rarities like a 350 AMC trialsbike, Enfield’s first 500 twin, Kawasaki’s 250 SG, Triumph’s TT flat-tracker, the Egli Vin and a one-off Norton Dominator…
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Roger Marshall interviewed by Steve Plater
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Lincolnshire racing legend Roger Marshall is interviewed by fellow racing star Steve Plater
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Scooter World Hall 2014
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Here’s a mini tour through the Scooter World Hall at Newark (January 2014).
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