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VMCC Banbury Run 2012
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The Vintage Motor Cycle Club’s Banbury Run is the world’s largest pre-1931 motorcycle event and attracts entrants from around the world for the 600 restricted places…
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Studio photography
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If you went along to the Newark Classic Bike Guide Show in January you will have probably noticed Ian Daisley’s Pro Bike Art stand. Ian offers studio photography for owners of classic, custom or cherished bikes – in fact any motorcycle or scooter that someone wants photographed…
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Croz stars at Stafford
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Kiwi ace Graeme Crosby is confirmed as the guest of honour at the Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show, held at Stafford County Showground over the weekend of October 20-21
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Norvin café racer
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Any marriage of ‘the world’s fastest standard motorcycle engine’ to ‘the world’s best roadholder’ should be a contract made in heaven. And in this particular case, it is. Mike Lewis tells the story of an immaculate Vincent-engined special…
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Hailwood v Read
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The season long battle waged by Mike Hailwood and Phil Read for the 1967 250cc world championship was as competitive as it gets…
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Martinsyde Model B
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Aeroplane maker-turned-motorcycle manufacturer Martinsyde had a brief production history. Tim Holmes tells the story of one a rare restoration…
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Jailhouse Cafe opens for business
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After putting a shout out in the pages of Classic Motorcycle Mechanics, Adrenaline Motorcycles’ coach cafe is up, running and proving a popular meeting point for bikers in the area…
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Cafe reunion
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Fifty years of memories were recounted when members of the Busy Bee Club rode over from Watford to meet their Windsor counterparts, for the Cellar Reunion, at the Black Horse, Windsor, on Sunday, May 13….
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GuardCam intruder light
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GuardCam is a complete all-in-one PIR floodlight, camera, speaker and DVR system that will help protect your bike against intruders. Fitted in minutes, it’ll detect intruders up to a distance of 12 metres…
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Oil pumps explained
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Oil pumps are usually hidden in the depths of an engine. Unfortunately the age-old saying ‘out of sight, out of mind’ often applies. As they are the heart of our motorcycle engines, they deserve regular health checks…
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