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Bob Anderson is still dealing with teething troubles on his replica of Alf Hagon’s legendary V-twin JAP Heavy showers had precluded any runs in the morning, but with the sun and wind drying the old runway, the afternoon looked more optimistic. Unfortunately, the wind was just too strong. The first few riders found themselves being…

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Motorbikes from Pre-World War 1 to the modern day will be parked on the Village Green, playing field and the school grounds for everyone to view and share stories on June 30, from 4pm. More villagers have joined the existing group of organisers to put the event back on track after it was reported that…

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French Armor, complete with panniers The five vintage bikes, plus an assortment of engines and a frame come from a single collection and are presented in good condition. The collection includes two fully refurbished British-built Bown light motorcycle models from the early 1950s with Villiers engines, one finished in light blue with claret trim and…

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The winning images will be those which most inspire admiration for the British Motorcycle and the British Motorcycle industry. At the free open day, Museum Director James Hewing plus a leading 'classic' magazine editor and one of the star guests from the world of motorcycle racing will judge the photos and announce the winners. Shortlisted…

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Kevin Hunt and Alan Cracknell (1172 Patterson Imp) four-times victors at Lydden With track time strictly limited on Sunday due to planning regulations, the club managed 20 races and two parade sessions on both days of the event. CRMC provides the opportunity to race machinery from an era when the Japanese manufacturers were displacing the…

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Chris, Katherine and Sarah Stevens with the 1933 Ivory Calthorpe. Family transport popular with the family and their friends A vintage market offered clothing and all sorts of paraphernalia for those who liked time travel from their wardrobes, or lifestyle. Music from the decade was constant and courtesy of both live bands and DJs. It…

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With 102 lots of iconic bikes available, the forthcoming Bonhams sale will have something for everyone. John Myerscough’s Brough Superior 1096cc 11-50hp is part of The Banbury Run auction – a piece of iconic motoring history estimated at £18,000 – £26,000 and offered without reserve. The 1928/31 Brough Superior Overhead 680 is the second bike…

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1964 With just one ride in the year’s IoM TT Mike Hailwood (500cc MV four) could afford no mistakes if he was to mount the winner’s rostrum and in a near perfectly planned race he made no errors. Opening his account posting 101.56mph from a standing start, Mike just recorded one after another 100+mph lap…

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Moto-Guzzi enthusiasts Terri and David Carpenter with the unusual 1964 Galletto that has required much attention As well as quarrying, the museum has many other displays relating to  a variety of other industries. A number of clubs supported the occasion, such as the BSA Bantam Club with a selection of the strokers that added to…

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The RRL Riders Tour will see over 200 motorcycle riders ride 99km through Paris and the surrounding countryside on their custom café racers and cruisers, accompanied by a fleet of vintage cars and motorcycles. It promises to be loud, exciting and visually stunning, with some of Europe’s most dedicated riders showing off their awesome machines…

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