This week on Classic Bikers Club
New image galleries from Classic British Legends, track legend Surtees pulls the crowds at Sussex, Stafford show schedule and guide, plus articles on the Royal Enfield Interceptor and Norton's Featherbed frame...
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CBL image galleries
Our favourite images from the recently released Classic British Legends bookazine have just gone live online, and they include rare images of Barry Sheene, Geoff Duke, Jeff Smith and others...
Rough ride for Vinduro competitors
Almost 100 riders on a selection of twinshock and Evo enduro bikes gathered for the third annual Vinduro Hot Trod. The event, a vintage enduro for machines more than 25 years old, took place at Chatton in Northumberland on September 22-23...
Surtees draws crowds to 
Sussex
Hundreds of classic motorbikes and cars, including some from the collection of racing legend John Surtees, helped pull the crowds to Burpham Motor Racing Club’s third Classic Car and Motorbike Show...
‘Honda’ motorcycle number plate going under the hammer
Owners of Honda CB750s and VFR750s will soon have a chance to bid on what may be the ideal number plate for their machine...
WIN a Honda GB500TT!
This is your chance to win a no-expenses spared restoration of the Honda GB500TT. Built by Honda as homage to the classic British café racers of the sixties, the GB500 was based on its popular XBR500. Here's your chance to win this collectible classic bike for free! See the prize video and picture gallery!
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Motorcycle hillclimbs 1940s
Old footage of hillclimbing during the 40s. Watch out for a general lack of safety equipment for some riders and some spectacular offs...
Firing up a Manx Norton
Firing up a high compression Manx Norton with a starter at Le Mans 2011. Listen to that engine note!
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Latest articlesCBC Bike Of The Year 2012
The six finest classic motorcycles have been chosen – each a winner in its own right from bike shows up and down the UK – and now it's up to YOU to decide on the overall champion. Vote online now! The winning machine will be revealed at the 19th Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show at Stafford in October…
The 19th Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show at Stafford County Showground is, for tens of thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts, the highlight of the year. Over the course of two days, more than 30,000 of you will visit what is probably the largest show of its type in Europe...
Royal Enfield’s Interceptor was arguably their best twin. Overcoming most of the flaws of the earlier twins, the Interceptor was powerful and fast. It’s an unsung hero of the parallel twin genre...
Thinking of buying Royal Enfield's muscular Interceptor? You could do much worse and it's for the most part completely oil-tight, unlike other models which were affectionately nicknamed 'Royal Oilfields'...
Despite a topsy-turvy time, moving from one owner to the next, the Featherbed frame remained the yardstick chassis until the bitter end – but even then it wouldn’t lie down. The Featherbed is dead... long live the Featherbed...
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