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Classic Dirt Bike’s on sale!
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Issue 23 of Classic Dirt Bike has just hit the bookstalls, and with it your chance to win our long-term enduro feature bike, the Can-Am 250cc. Look out for the distinctive sideways Triumph Wasp outfit on the magazine cover…
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The Carole Nash Great Scottish Bike Show 2012
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Highlights from The Carole Nash Great Scottish Bike Show held at the Lanark Agricultural Centre over the weekend of Saturday the 12th and Sunday the 13th of May 2012!
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McGuinness on front row at NW200
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John McGuinness is on provisional front row for the North West 200. McGuinness and team-mate Simon Andrews will now take part in the second practice session on Thursday 17 May before the final grid positions are decided for Saturday’s races…
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Electric trike back on road
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The stunning replica of the world’s first electric vehicle, built in 1881 by English scientists William Ayrton and John Perry, has been completed by a team at Autovision Museum…
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Old time variety at Stafford
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Preview of what to expect at the forthcoming 32nd Carole Nash International Classic MotorCycle show which runs on the 28th and 29th April at the Stafford County Show Ground
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Velocette Thruxton 500cc
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It has long been a tradition among motor cycle makers to name a particular super-sporting model after a speed venue at which the marque has done especially well; we need only mention the Triumph Daytona, Rudge Ulster, Greeves Silverstone, and Velocette Thruxton…
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Double boost for bikes in bus lanes
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The spread of motorcycle access to all UK bus lanes gets a double boost on May 6 when a key ‘trial’ scheme starts in the heart of London on roads controlled by Westminster City Council…
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Road Test: Norton Model 50
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Though the Norton Model 50 is often derided for its lack of pace, it’s more a case of an exceptional frame, rather than a disappointing engine that has led to this largely unjustified criticism. Roy Poynting tells the story…
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Road Test: Norton Model 50
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Though the Norton Model 50 is often derided for its lack of pace, it’s more a case of an exceptional frame, rather than a disappointing engine that has led to this largely unjustified criticism. Roy Poynting tells the story…
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More bite for Tiger Cub brakes
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Competition or road-going Triumph Tiger Cubs can have their front brake performance improved with this new high lift actuating cam for the brake drum…
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