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Sam Hewitt
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For some years, the Kent Kracker has been a premier event for its organising club, the Maidstone Aces MCC, and […]
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Club stands, ice cream, silly games, autojumble treasure and a happy, diverse crowd, give Founders’ Day its enduring popularity. Words […]
The most successful sidecar racer of all time, Steve Webster, will be joint guest of honour at the Carole Nash […]
I was delighted to read Andy Westlake’s article (TCM, July 2019) about a 350cc scrambles Matchless and his fond memories […]
The Classic MotorCycle provides an unparalleled insight into more than a century of motorcycle design, development, riding, racing and much more.
The Kop Hill Climb celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, with some very special motorcycles running and displaying at the […]
This hot 500cc Triumph from 1972 is proof in the metal and on the road that racing improves the breed. […]
Creative engineer and epic special builder Allen Millyard will one be one of the guests of honour at Stafford this […]
This pair of sporty New Imperials enjoyed a good day at a Japanese speed event. Photograph: MORTONS ARCHIVE This fascinating, […]
Only one Japanese rider has taken a TT victory. We remember the late Suzuki loyalist. Photograph: MORTONS ARCHIVE Mitsuo Ito, […]
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