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  • Benellis top the Bonhams bill

    Benellis top the Bonhams bill

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    Two exquisite grand prix 250cc Benellis were top of the huge Bonhams’ ‘live and online’ summer sale, held behind closed doors from August 14-16. Top price was the £149,500 1964 four (right), used by Tarquinio Provini, to win that year’s Spanish GP. It had an interesting history, being built up from reunited parts, its engine…

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  • Billy McCosh

    Billy McCosh

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    One of Ireland’s leading racers of the 1950s and 1960s, Billy McCosh has died aged 81. A native of Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Billy’s first race was in 1956. During the 1960s and 70s, he was a regular at the TT, winning many replicas and finishing sixth in the Senior in both 1964 and 1965. His…

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  • Stunning summer sale

    Stunning summer sale

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    Bonhams’ August sale (what earlier this year we were calling ‘April Stafford’) is set to be immense… despite being a few months behind original schedule! It will feature a vast array of machines, including the amazing Morbidelli Collection plus myriad other delights, including several Gold Stars and no less than three vintage cammy Ajays, as…

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  • Normous Newark Autojumble cancelled over spike in COVID-19 cases

    Normous Newark Autojumble cancelled over spike in COVID-19 cases

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    The Normous Newark Autojumble, due to be held this Sunday, August 16, has unfortunately had to be cancelled on official advice due to a worsening spike in coronavirus cases in the Newark and Balderton areas over the last couple days.  We are very sorry at the late notice for this, as we were looking forward…

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  • Visitors are back at the Miller Museum

    Visitors are back at the Miller Museum

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    Visitors are now able to get back in and see the superb machines on display at one of the UK’s top classic attractions. In early July, the Sammy Miller Museum at Bashley Manor, Hampshire, was able to reopen its doors. Said Sammy: “We have been missing our many visitors. The wellbeing and safety of all…

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  • Triple winning chance

    Triple winning chance

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    If you fancy adding another classic to your stable, or even getting your first, a new competition run by the National Motorcycle Museum could be just what you need. The museum receives no external funding so relies on visitor income as well as support from its conference business and two sister hotels. Director James Hewing…

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  • The shoots of recovery!

    The shoots of recovery!

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    After a year of cancellations, disappointments and frustration, Normous Newark autojumble returns on August 16. As we went to press details were still to be finalised, but planning is underway as to how all the necessary procedures and safety guidelines can be implemented and followed. It’s an ever-moving and developing situation, of course, while details…

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  • Normous Newark Autojumble to go ahead on August 16

    Normous Newark Autojumble to go ahead on August 16

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    THE biggest and best regular Autojumble in the UK is back with bang… but we’ll be making a few changes to keep you safe. How to get your tickets (safely). Buy your ticket in advance and beat the queues Buy your ticket with contactless card payment on the day Or, buy your ticket with cash……

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  • MoreBikes relaunches with brand new website!

    MoreBikes relaunches with brand new website!

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    Bringing together the best of Fast Bikes, Motorcycle Sport and Leisure, Classic Motorcycle Mechanics and Back Street Heroes – MoreBikes.co.uk is about to get bigger and better than ever before. Motorbikes are awesome. And so are the people who ride them. That’s why the website for the world’s biggest motorcycle monthly bike title is getting…

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  • National Motorcycle Museum LIVE 2020 postponed

    National Motorcycle Museum LIVE 2020 postponed

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    The National Motorcycle Museum has announced that their Museum LIVE event is postponed until October 2021. The event was due to take place on Saturday 31 October 2020, but issues revolving around social distancing requirements due to Covid-19 means Museum LIVE “simply isn’t possible”. James Hewing, Museum Director, thanked everybody who has supported the event since…

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