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RealClassic 107 out now!
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In the new issue of RealClassic magazine we discover what might be the world’s first Triton, meet Ariels a-plenty at the house of the horse, consider whether Edward Turner did for Indian, and feature more classic machines from Morini, BSA, Bridgestone and Royal Enfield. Here’s how to get hold of a copy…
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Rich vein of classic bikes for enthusiasts
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Owners of motorcycles made in the 1930s and 40s are being encouraged to mobilise for the Second Scottish Demob Run…
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Tri-spark classic ignition for Triumph twins
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This unit available from LP Williams will also fit early Norton Commando and Atlas engines with clockwise rotation
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OBM news in brief
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Model engineering showcase, appeal for mainland entrants for IoM trial and a new type of detection camera going live soon in Derbyshire, and it’s targeting bikers only…
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TT races in South Africa, January 1924
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South Africa’s first TT races owed little to the Isle of Man events, the organisers preferring to plough their own furrow…
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Aintree road racing, September 1954
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Aintree motor racing circuit opened in 1954 and these pictures come from the first motorcycle race meeting, which attracted a strong entry…
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Road Test: Cotton Blackburne
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Cotton, as a motorcycle manufacturer, didn’t stray from the ‘straight tube’ frame building philosophy in the 1920s and 30s. That was because it was a design that worked. Best of all, the frame allowed all of the performance to be used. Roy Poynting explains…
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Road Test: Cotton Blackburne
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Cotton, as a motorcycle manufacturer, didn’t stray from the ‘straight tube’ frame building philosophy in the 1920s and 30s. That was because it was a design that worked. Best of all, the frame allowed all of the performance to be used. Roy Poynting explains…
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Eppynt road race may 1953
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With sunshine bathing the Brecknockshire mountains, spectators perched on those slopes were treated to a day of racing which, said Motor Cycling, ‘…could hardly have been bettered’
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Kawasaki KX500
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How special are works bikes? Just ‘special’ or ‘very special’? CDB asks the question and Dave King answers…
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