Reviews

  • The Classic Motorcycle Diaries by Paul Grace

    The Classic Motorcycle Diaries by Paul Grace

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    Over the last year, Paul Grace (aka Anarchy) kept a diary of his motorcycling life aboard Royal Enfield motorcycles. His travels included country fairs, bike nights, the Himalayas and more, and all these adventures appear in his new book…

  • BSA M21 Combo

    BSA M21 Combo

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    Sidecars are a natural attachment to traditional classic bikes. But riding them does require a little skill. Paul Friday tells a victim’s tale from his first (last) sidecar encounter…

  • 1956 BSA B31 Scrambler Rebuild – Part 7

    1956 BSA B31 Scrambler Rebuild – Part 7

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    Getting into the engine: the time has come for Phillip Rashleigh to take apart the crankcases and discover what horrors lurk within…

  • Chang Jiang CJ750 Side Valve – Part 2

    Chang Jiang CJ750 Side Valve – Part 2

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    Fiery Fred bought a new old-style bike in the shape of a Chang Jiang 750. The first thing it did was to break down. Could he solve the problem?

  • Adler MB200/250 Two-Strokes

    Adler MB200/250 Two-Strokes

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    Phil Speakman has unusual tastes in motorcycles, and finding parts for them isn’t easy. His search for spares finally led him into the eagle’s eyrie…

  • RealClassic.co.uk – DVDs and Videos

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  • Precise In Every Part: The world of Francis Simpson, technical artist, in the 1920s and 30s

    Precise In Every Part: The world of Francis Simpson, technical artist, in the 1920s and 30s

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    When a treasure trove of vintage motorcycle drawings, press cuttings, notebooks and more were discovered, a classic bike enthusiast resolved that they should be shared with the world. So here’s the cream of the crop…

  • Moto Guzzi V1000 Convert

    Moto Guzzi V1000 Convert

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    These days you can buy a bike from Italy and have an old Guzzi delivered direct to your door. Talbot Coleman gave it a whirl


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