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  • Come and see TCM at the show…

    Come and see TCM at the show…

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    Meet Rachel on the TCM stand The latest issue, which went on sale Friday, February 7, is available and features a FREE 32-page supplement: British Motorcycles and the Military. In the magazine itself, there's an Ariel Red hunter profile and 1930s racing hardman Ernie Nott is featured. Plus…  a 1954 ISDT gold medal Francis-Barnett, a…

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  • Bargain hunters at the Bristol classic

    Bargain hunters at the Bristol classic

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    The potential poor weather has not deterred the crowds who've braved conditions in order to get first pick of the parts they need to get their bikes in top riding condition for the summer. The best items are going fast, so showgoers need to be quick. Gates are open today and tomorrow (February 8-9) from…

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  • The Classic MotorCycle – March 2014

    The Classic MotorCycle – March 2014

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    New TCM’s out! •  Editor's intro •  Archive photograph   •  News •  Diary •  Subscribe and save     •  Newark show               •  Italian touring           •  Letters            •  Ariel Red Hunter super profile              •  Moto Guzzi V7            •  BSA H2 and sidecar   •  Straight from the plate – AJS racers 1954          •  Reader’s restoration – Montesa Impala            …

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  • Pope's Harley and leather jacket sell for nearly £250,000

    Pope's Harley and leather jacket sell for nearly £250,000

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    His Holiness and the record-breaking H-D The sale took place as part of Bonhams’ Les Grandes Marques du Monde sale at the Grand Palais in Paris yesterday (Feb 6). Watched by a crowd of hundreds, the Harley-Davidson and the leather jacket were the first two lots of the 45-strong motorcycle sale to go under the…

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  • All set for Bristol!

    All set for Bristol!

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    Ninety per cent of the show is undercover. The Bristol show runs this weekend, Feb 8-9 Ninety per cent of the show is undercover and protected from the elements and plans are in place to park all vehicles on hard standing and open up additional gates, so there will be no muddy car park moments…

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  • Cotton repatriated

    Cotton repatriated

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    John Kidson aboard the Telstar at the formal handover to Folk Museum curator Sarah Orton and Gloucester City Council member Colin Organ The machine – frame No. 5 – surfaced in the USA some years ago and was restored by Bultaco West of Kentucky before eventually passing to John Lawless from Philadelphia. In time, John…

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  • Bristol show teaser video!

    Bristol show teaser video!

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    February 8-9, 2014 at the Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset The atmosphere at ‘Bristol’ is always different to the other shows, which is surely in (large) part to its positioning in the calendar. It offers the first opportunity to see many friends and fellow enthusiasts for the first time of the year, to…

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  • Road Test: Rudge Ulster

    Road Test: Rudge Ulster

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    Rudge Whitworth Ulster What’s the greatest number of miles you’ve covered in an hour? With 125mph laps of the TT course now established, out-of-the-box bikes capable of clocking close to 180mph and MotoGP racers hitting well over 200mph, we tend to take astronomical figures for granted. Personally I’ve put 84 miles into the hour –…

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  • Road Test: Rudge Ulster

    Road Test: Rudge Ulster

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    Rudge Whitworth Ulster What’s the greatest number of miles you’ve covered in an hour? With 125mph laps of the TT course now established, out-of-the-box bikes capable of clocking close to 180mph and MotoGP racers hitting well over 200mph, we tend to take astronomical figures for granted. Personally I’ve put 84 miles into the hour –…

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  • Road Test: Rudge Ulster

    Road Test: Rudge Ulster

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    Rudge Whitworth Ulster What’s the greatest number of miles you’ve covered in an hour? With 125mph laps of the TT course now established, out-of-the-box bikes capable of clocking close to 180mph and MotoGP racers hitting well over 200mph, we tend to take astronomical figures for granted. Personally I’ve put 84 miles into the hour –…

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