Classic Motorcycle Mechanics
Classic Motorcycle Mechanics
This is the magazine dedicated to the buying, riding and rebuilding of the later classics and Japanese machines. Subscribe here.
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Eight years of ownership and Ian is still happy as ever with this beauty.
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Riding is exhilarating but of course poses inherent risks, with the feet particularly vulnerable. Advertisement Feature – We have received payment for the contents of this article. Learn more. The significance of robust protection is paramount, and this is where steel toe caps in bikers’ footwear play a crucial role. Steel toe caps have been a…
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It’s a sad thing, but the last tyres came off the production line at ‘Cooper Tires’ in Melksham at the end of 2023; we’d know them better as Avon Tyres.
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We’ve delved into the illustrious Mortons Archive to give you a glimpse into the use of Triumph and Norton motorcycles in the Second World War.
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This month in Classic Motorcycle Mechanics, Suzuki RG125, Honda VF1000R, Triumph Daytona 1200RR, and more!
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Honda’s street-scrambler CL350 twin was never officially imported into the UK, so that makes it an exotic head-turner wherever it’s parked, says John Nutting Words: John Nutting Pics: Gary D Chapman Like many a country pub, The Kentish Horse in Markbeech has its weekly bikers’ evening and in the summer months it attracts an eclectic…
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Concept bikes… those machines you see at bike shows which may (or may not) make it into production. Alan Dowds checks out some of the craziest.
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This month in Classic Motorcycle Mechanics, BMW R 90 S, Stafford Show report, Honda DN-01, and more!
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We love bikes. We love fettling them and riding them, but… some classics are big and heavy, and we’re not getting any younger. So what can we do about it? Steve Cooper finds out…
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