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ALL THINGS ITALIAN at the Sammy Miller Museum
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Another glorious sunny day in August brought a fantastic turnout to the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum, with over 510 motorcyclists arriving to celebrate Italian Day. From early morning, volunteers were kept on their toes parking the steady stream of bikes, while Sammy’s Pit Stop Café and the Courtyard Catering Cabin served a constant flow of…
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SAMMY MILLER MUSEUM Great Summer Auto Jumble
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Basking in glorious sunshine, this year’s Summer Auto Jumble proved to be one of the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum’s most successful events to date. With over 100 stalls, hundreds of visitors, and a relaxed, cheerful atmosphere, the day celebrated all things motorcycling – past and present. At one point, our volunteers counted an impressive 302…
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Two Day Auction of over 300 Vintage and Classic Motorcycles, Projects and British Motorcycle Spares at H J Pugh & Co
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Friday 19th September and Saturday 20th September 2025 This auction includes the entire Dave Curtis Collection of over 50 motorcycles, 1950’s/60’s British Scramblers, Engines & Frames. New free catalogue subscription and email sale notification service. If you have a single item or whole collection to sell, please contact us. Free on site pre-sale advice available.…
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5 reasons to visit the Eurojumble sponsored by Carole Nash this Friday & Saturday
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The weather’s looking glorious – what better way to spend your Friday and Saturday than at the UK’s biggest bike autojumble? Head to the Eurojumble, sponsored by Carole Nash, at Netley Marsh on September 5–6!
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NEW KIT: Roadskin® Introduces the Rhiannon Ladies Motorcycle Gloves
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Roadskin has announced the launch of the Rhiannon Ladies Motorcycle Gloves, designed exclusively to provide female riders with unparalleled protection, comfort, and style. Built for the open road, the Rhiannon gloves combine cutting-edge premium materials with a sleek design, ensuring both safety and performance without compromise. “We believe that motorcycle gear shouldn’t force riders to…
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NORTON expands with New Indian Subsidiary
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Norton Motorcycles, the legendary British brand now owned by TVS Motor Company, has taken another major step in its global growth strategy. On 19 August 2025, Norton confirmed the creation of a fully owned Indian subsidiary, Norton Motorcycle Private Limited, officially registered with India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The move highlights TVS’s long-term commitment to…
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NEW KIT: Dakota Jacket from Roadskin
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Introducing the Roadskin® Dakota Jacket Roadskin is proud to unveil the Dakota Jacket, an exceptional fusion of style, comfort, and unmatched protection, explicitly tailored for motorcycle riders who refuse to compromise on safety or aesthetics. Designed with an AA safety rating, the Dakota Jacket stands out as the ultimate choice for bikers seeking premium protection…
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LONDON MOTORCYCLE FILM FESTIVAL announces Roadskin as brand partner for UK debut
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The roar of engines meets the magic of cinema this autumn as the London Motorcycle Film Festival (LMFF) makes its UK debut on 12–13 September 2025. Set in the striking Old Timber Store beneath the railway arches of Maltby Street Market, London, the festival promises an unforgettable celebration of motorcycles, stories, and community, with Roadskin…
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Celebrate the best of British motoring at Normous Newark Autojumble on September 14
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The team behind the Normous Newark Autojumble is proud to unveil a new themed event: Classic British Day, taking place on Sunday, September 14 at Newark Showground.
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SUZUKI: New Retro Roadsters…
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Back in the early 1970s, they didn’t call naked bikes ‘naked bikes’ – because virtually every bike was ‘naked’ in that they had nothing at all in the way of a fairing. Pedantry aside though, Suzuki has just released a couple of new naked machines, with 1970s style, built on its current GSX-8S roadster platform.…
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