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H&H Classics revamp
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H&H Classics website The firm plans to offer 0% vendor’s commission on specific sales, settlement time down from eight working days to three, dedicated account managers for each entry and three different types of sale
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NYRRSC social night
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The North Yorkshire Road Racing Supporters Club’s next social night is on Tuesday, April 17th and features Robin Appleyard who won the British 125 Championship on numerous occasions and also competed in the world 125 Grand Prix series for a number of seasons in a career that spanned the 80S and 90s…
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Brace yourself
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Triumph tuner and specialist parts producer and supplier Norman Hyde has come up with a fork brace for the Hinckley Bonnies with 17in wheels, giving the bike a more solid and complete look
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Lincs Aviation Wolds Run
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A fantastic array of motorcycles will be on display during the Aviation Heritage Wolds Run on Saturday, May 5 in East Kirkby, Lincs. Plus you’ll get to see a taxiing Lancaster bomber!
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Churchill says ‘oh yes’
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Actor Martin Clunes can be seen sitting astride a motorbike with an animatronic Churchill the nodding dog sitting beside him in a sidecar in the latest Churchill Insurance TV ad
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Dremel compact saw
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The DSM20 is the latest addition to Dremel’s catalogue. It’s a compact saw with a powerful 710 watt motor and can make cuts up to 20mm deep in metal, wood, plastic, tile etc., via a variety of cutting wheels
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Duxford auction delights
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H&H has already consigned a fine array of classics for its Duxford spring sale, with entries for the April 19 auction rolling in thick and fast. There’s a whole host of cars plus the motorcycle selection includes the 36-strong Roger Banks collection…
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Road Test: Velocette LE MKIII
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It was a simple premise – build a upmarket commuter motorcycle for everyman, one that would appeal to everyone and be capable of doing all things for all men. And it succeeded when others fell by the roadside. So why was Velocette’s flawed LE so special?
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Road Test: Velocette LE MKIII
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It was a simple premise – build a upmarket commuter motorcycle for everyman, one that would appeal to everyone and be capable of doing all things for all men. And it succeeded when others fell by the roadside. So why was Velocette’s flawed LE so special?
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Indian Scout Daytona
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When American motorcycle manufacturer Indian sought to increase sales in the late Forties, they hoped success on the race track would filter through to the showrooms. Ian Kerr finds a rare survivor of their marketing strategy…
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