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RealClassic 111 out now!
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British twins, singles and two-strokes sit alongside an awesome example of the archetypal UJM, an affordable Italian V-twin and BMW’s hard-to-beat Boxer. All this and more in the pages of this month’s RealClassic magazine…
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Alldrive sockets
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A great little socket set from Laser Tools looks perfect for those tight and hard-to-reach spots on motorcycles…
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Road Test: Ariel-JAP special
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There are those among us who prefer practicality over aesthetics and are skilled enough to be able to make something from ‘a mishmash of unrelated parts.’ What’s more, said parts don’t necessarily have to have originated from another motorcycle… but a rotavator?
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Road Test: Ariel-JAP special
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There are those among us who prefer practicality over aesthetics and are skilled enough to be able to make something from ‘a mishmash of unrelated parts.’ What’s more, said parts don’t necessarily have to have originated from another motorcycle… but a rotavator?
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Freddie Spencer joins line up for Classic TT
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Three times motorcycle Grand Prix World Champion Freddie Spencer is the latest star name to be added to a glittering cast list for the inaugural Classic TT Races due to be held in August this year…
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Ago to star at the Belgian Bikers’ Classics
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Giacomo Agostini will be one of the star attractions at this year’s GP500 Parade at the Belgian Bikers’ Classics at Spa Francorchamps over July 5-7…
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Astralite wheels
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Astralite wheels are back, thanks to classic racer Paul Allender, and available in most popular classic sizes…
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Buying Guide: Douglas LB special
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This Douglas special has a fascinating history, including input into its construction by Triumph…
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Buying Guide: Ariel 500cc
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The history of British motorcycling is littered with what-might-have-beens. Jim Reynolds gets to grips – briefly – with one
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Buying Guide: Kawasaki Z650
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Kawasaki’s Z650 set the standard for four-cylinder middleweights, but the company did it the hard way. Confirmed Suzuki GS750 fan Rod Ker concedes the Z was the bike to beat in the performance wars
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