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Honda CB Two-Fifty, Part 1

Glen Wilkin bought a cheap commuter and found to his surprise that it wriggled its way into his affections. Does that mean the CB Two-Fifty can be considered a classic bike? He says so

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National Motorcycle Museum LIVE

30 years ago, the bike museum at Brum opened its doors for the first time. Mike Jobson attended the initial opening and then the 30th anniversary open day

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Buying Classic Bikes - Part Three

Stu Thomson has located a treasure trove of old Italian motorcycles, ready for restoration. Now he has to decides which one(s) to choose as his next project

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Ogri Book Needs Backers

There’s an extensive new anthology of Ogri's adventures in the publishing pipeline. The creative team behind this compendium of cartoons need crowd-funders to finance the project

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Honda CB Two-Fifty, Part 2 - Modifications

Glenn Wilkin was impressed by his little Honda commuter's frugal reliability, so he set about fettling its lights and chain lubing to make it even more practical and even less expensive

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The Last Ride of Summer

There's a lot to be said for riding old bikes at any time of year. But summer rides, for Roger Hicks, are something really special

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Donington: The Golden Years by Richard V Jones and Bob Zwarts

A chance find of an old album of photographs led to the publication of this book, which recalls the halcyon days of motorcycle racing at the Donington circuit

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Famous Last Words 27: Cafe Racers, Bobbers and Baggers

Always up for a debate about cafe cuisine, Frank Westworth ponders the subject of bobbers, baggers and cafe racers

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Places to Go: The Lakeland Motor Museum

Roy Workman rediscovers some interesting classic motorcycles in an older motor vehicle collection which has relocated to better premises

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Rides: Vincents in the USA

It's not often you get the chance to ride a Vincent outfit in America. Dave Johnson was given that chance. The only snag? He had to help build it first

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Rides: French Fixes

When you run a classic motorcycling holiday business in a remote area of France, you get called upon to fix all kinds of odd problems as Roger Nicholls explains

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RealClassic Magazine: Issue 128 On Sale

We like to finish the year on a high point, and are pretty chuffed with this issue of RealClassic magazine. It may not be big or particularly clever but it does have an awful lot of jolly interesting...

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Rides: Motorcycle Live at the NEC, 2014

Richard Jones went to the big bike bash at Birmingham's NEC, and discovered heaps of classic motorcycles, old and new

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BSA A10 Super Rocket

Why are some classic bikes mysteriously faster than others? Dave Morris has a theory about his old and very rapid 650 twin

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An Old-Time Tale

Matt Swindlehurst recalls a time of dirty carrots, dodging rugby practice, shooting a Lee Enfield rifle – oh, and there's a Matchless G3 in here somewhere, too

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Panther Black Shadow

The practice of borrowing a famous British name and attaching it to a bike built in the Far East has been going on for decades. Paul Bubear cut his motorcycling teeth on a two-stroke from Taiwan

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1985 BMW K75C

Back in the mid-1980s, BMW's three-cylinder 750 was the sensible option for the long-distance motorcyclist. Mark Holyoake suggests that it's now an easily affordable and extremely competent classic bike

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Moto Morini 350 Strada

Owning Moto Morini's 350cc 'Three and a Half' v-twin always feels bright and cheerful, says Andrew Wegg as he picks gear teeth out of the sump and contemplates the bill for parts and labour

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Motorcycling in the 1960s

James Styles started his biking life on a BSA Bantam… and soon swapped it for a Gold Star. Perfect for commuting through the London traffic. Not! But who cared, back then?

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Rides: Daisy's Photographic Diary

As readers of the monthly magazine will know, author and adventurer Graham Ham has been out and about this year aboard his Triumph Speed Twin. Here he shares some of the highlights of his riding year

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