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Road Test: Triumph T120 Bonneville
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The 1968 Triumph Bonneville was the culmination of the company’s quest to marry ‘precision, power and performance’ and is arguably its best ever twin…
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Classic Racer news in brief
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Sammy Miller at Thundersprint, the lightest ever motorcycle wheel from Dymag, sidecars celebrate and news of the Riders for Health Ball, planned for May 26…
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Last gasp victory
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Things couldn’t have been tighter in the third Anglo-American Match Races, run over a cold and sometimes damp Easter weekend in 1973…
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Classic Racer on sale!
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Looking back on the radical Britten racer, Dick Creasley and Reg Everett profiles, testing the Scott Russell Kawasaki, recreating a twin cylinder 50cc Honda plus all the usual regulars and archive material. On sale now!
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Buying Guide: Yamaha RD350-YPVS
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It’s now 30 years since our lives were transformed by Yamaha’s 350 Power Valve. You’d be rightly forgiven for thinking the average RD350-YPVS had a short, frantic but happy life but we’ve found an example with 156,000 miles on its clock!
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Buying Guide: Yamaha RD350-YPVS
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It’s now 30 years since our lives were transformed by Yamaha’s 350 Power Valve. You’d be rightly forgiven for thinking the average RD350-YPVS had a short, frantic but happy life but we’ve found an example with 156,000 miles on its clock!
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Classic Motorcycle Mechanics on sale!
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Ducati M900, Maico MD250, project Yamaha FZ750, Honda CBR400RR, LC350 restoration, plus Stan Stephens on tuning two strokes, drum brakes explained plus all the usual regulars. On sale now…
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Nick Nicholls photography comp entries
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The Nick Nicholls photography competition has just closed and Nick is poring over the entries. And they were to a very high standard, so congratulations to all who took part. Below is a small selection of entries…
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The way we were: May 1963
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What attracted makers, traders and the public to the year’s Northern Motor Cycle Show at Blackpool? With its 500ft tower and seven miles of beach many happy holidaymakers declared it Britain’s ‘brightest, breaziest and brassiest seaside town’ making it an ideal venue for the mid motorcycle season show…
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Nick Nicholls competition winners announced!
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The Nick Nicholls photographic competition has closed and Nick has been poring over the submissions, to pick the top three. The standard of entries was extremely high…
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