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Triton Memorial Award
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A special trophy to commemorate the life of Triton Owners Club founder member, the late Cliff Groom, was awarded at the recent Stafford motorcycle show…
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Show spot
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In between the world wars, Morris Motors introduced its Minor, with both side valve and ohc engines, the latter soon being dropped. Bill Van de Becke built this supercharged single seater on a Minor chassis and set a 100mph Brooklands lap…
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Pain Relief Fund donations
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When long serving committee members retire from the Norton Owners Club, the club gives them a small gift of £50, among other things, as a gesture of appreciation for their services…
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Made in Metal makeover
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Fancy something a little bit different to your normal 900SS Ducati? Well what about a Made in Metal special makeover?
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Wolds Run excels
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A fantastic array of motorcycles was on display at the the Aviation Heritage Wolds Run which took place Saturday, May 5 in East Kirkby, Lincs
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Festival of 1349 bikes
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There’s going to be chaos at the Mallory Park bus stop this summer as 30% more classics than usual razz round the Leicestershire circuit at the VMCC’s festival of 1000 Bikes on July 7-8th
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BSA Bantam Rotovator
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Walking the stalls at bike show always reveals something quirky, and recent Stafford show was no exception. Classic Bike Guide editor Nigel Clark stumbled across this unusual use of a BSA Bantam engine…
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Crockers auction
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A trio of American Crocker machines were displayed at the Stafford Show, over the weekend of April 28-29. Probably never again will there be an opportunity in the UK to see three of the rarest and most period powerful classic motorcycles ever built on these shores
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Classics in Cornwall
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The Cornwall Classic Motorcycle Club’s annual Festival Of Motorcycles and Classic Vehicle Rally took place at St Ive Keason in April. Although the weather was inclement on the Saturday, around 500 visitors enjoyed the glorious sunshine on the Sunday…
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Rare find
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Many people would have coasted past this machine on the Gov’Nors Bridge Motorcycles stand, at the recent Stafford Show and simply assumed it was a scruffy NH Ariel for restoration. However, the eagle-eyed may have spotted that some things were not entirely Birmingham. That’s because it was in fact a 1954 350cc Cabton Knightly…
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