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Buying Guide: BMW R100RT

11th November 2011 Classic Bike Hub UK Features

BMW RT Space for a week’s luggage and 200 miles between fuel stops. Neil Murray reckons BMW got it right when they created the RT for long-distance bikers. If you ever ask people what they

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Buying Guide: MZ TS150

8th November 2011 Classic Bike Hub UK Features

MZ TS150 Although they fell out of favour in the late 1980s and early 1990s, as Communism crumbled, in the way of things they’re now being sought out again. Collectable? Well, to a degree, yes.

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Workshop: AJS-Matchless 500 twins

2nd November 2011 Classic Bike Hub UK Features

AJS and Matchless 500cc twin service notes (pdf) The following dissertation applies to AJS and matchless 500cc twins — the G9 and Model 20 — although it can in general and with discretion be applied

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Buying Guide: Suzuki GT750

2nd November 2011 Classic Bike Hub UK Features

Suzuki GT750 Andy Jones is not the usual run-of-the-mill bike restorer; being more interested in what pleases himself than the opinions of club cognoscenti. To that end, his immaculate and meticulously prepared Suzuki GT750 is

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Buying Guide: Honda C50 step-thru

2nd November 2011 Classic Bike Hub UK Features

Honda C50 The might of Honda’s manufacturing empire was virtually built on the humble C50. While the days of the C50/70/90 step-thrus are numbered in Europe, they’re still popular in the Far East and they

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