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This year, I decided against riding at Banbury, instead going along purely in an observatory capacity without the added complication […]
Closing in 1961, ending 40 years of production in Ashford, Norman Cycles Ltd was Kent’s only major manufacturer. A number […]
Following the continued growth of Museum Live over the past four years, Saturday, October 27, will this year see the […]
The VMCC Sprint Section will once again be organising the motorcycle side of things at the annual Brighton Speed Trials, […]
A fabulous and interesting private collection of earlier machines from the north of England has been confirmed for Bonhams’ October […]
People that don’t really know us may consider a bikers pub to be the last place on earth they would […]
The VMCC premier event for pre-1931 motorcycles, the Banbury Run, is to be held at the Motor Heritage Centre, Gaydon, […]
Magnificent D7 BSA’s Bantam – in all its forms – has built up quite a following in recent years. Sampling […]
This year sees the long-awaited re-launch of the VMCC’s Festival of 1000 Bikes at Mallory Park on July 7/8 […]
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