The full restoration was completed just in time for the Stafford show – with only a week separating the completion of the project and the beginning of the event! The CX650ED, which first arrived in
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Sheene Trophies in Bonhams Here are the results: Lot 139 – Two Motor Cycle News Barry Sheene 'Man of the Year' plaques for 1976 and 1977. Estimate between £250 and £350. Sold for £750. Lot
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The Yamaha Classic Club win Best Club Stand Best in Show 1966 Kawasaki B8-T | Steve Thomas Machine of Most Technical Interest Seeley Moto Guzzi Dondolion Corsa | Graham Hemshall Pre 1960’s Bike 1st –
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There’s a school of thought that reckons two-stroke motors work best when their individual cylinders are below 125cc capacity. This month’s offering goes a long way to supporting that premise; Yamaha’s 180/200 twins just have
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There’s a school of thought that reckons two-stroke motors work best when their individual cylinders are below 125cc capacity. This month’s offering goes a long way to supporting that premise; Yamaha’s 180/200 twins just have
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New issue’s out! • Editor's intro Bertie sets the scene • Archive The Battle of Assen recalled… Chili versus Foggy! • 1997 Honda VFR750F-V Our man Moss on why this bike is all you’ll ever
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First, British double champ Carl Fogarty knew that he had to win there to have any hope of the title. Going into the Dutch round he was in third place 19 points behind series leader
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Plenty to see and do at Stafford! Taking place on October 18-19, the Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show welcomes sellers of all the best bikes, biking bits, parts, pieces and accessories. Around 30,000 visitors
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Kawasaki Z1 900 10 Kawasaki Z1 900, 1973 Few bikes had such an impact when launched as Kawasaki’s Z1. Originally planned as a 750 in 1968, the bike was sent back to the designers when
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Suzuki XN85 Turbo The strange rush to produce turbo equipped motorcycles at the start of the 1980s was a brief dalliance with a concept that looked like it offered something for nothing or very close
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