BSA’s chassis is okay but Cheney went further.
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Author: Nigel Devereux
Two down –five to go
The Northern British Bike Championship, one of the UK’s best supported classic championships, got underway with its first round ‘The Poachers Bag’ hosted by Poachers Pre-65 Classic Trials Club at the end of March. Set
Read moreRickman gathering in the New Forest
The impact made on the Sixties MX scene by Don and Derek Rickman with their Metisse machines is well known and the variations of marks are plenty. There’s models with Triumph engines – unit and
Read moreAre you passionate about Bultaco?
If the answer is yes, then maybe you ought to be in the club… Bultaco Club UK to be precise. Formed by Damon Wood (his Matador was best in show at Telford and is in
Read moreInternational Dirt Bike Show on the move
Since event organiser Mortons Media Group Ltd announced the change of date and venue for the International Dirt Bike Show, trade continues to pour in, ensuring showgoers will have a jam-packed two days at Stafford
Read moreMOTO MEMORIES: The last time… British made motorcycle won the SSDT
The last time a British made motorcycle won the SSDT was in 1969, when Greeves works rider Bill Wilkinson lifted the J R Alexander Trophy after a phenomenal week.
Read moreTechnically speaking
Technospeak crops up in many aspects of our lives. My column this issue was going to be about the insides of a Montesa 200 engine, which belongs to a relative of mine who was a
Read moreIssue 51: SUMMER 2019
Regulars 03 In Balance All walks of life have their own special phrases that are perfectly logical to those in the know but unintelligible to those who are not. 06 News, views and reviews
Read moreMulti-use Triumph
My Triumph started life as a bathtub T100A from 1961, polychromatic blue.
Read morePre-65 Scottish
It is that time of the year when classic trials riders’ thoughts turn towards the Highlands of Scotland and the Pre-65 Scottish Two Day Trial, which for 2019 will be on May 3/4. Entry forms
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