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  • Made in Japan: Yamaha’s XT and SR500 – a singular sort-out

    Made in Japan: Yamaha’s XT and SR500 – a singular sort-out

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    Eyebrows were raised when Yamaha entered the ‘big single’ market in the 1970s – but it had done its homework thoroughly to put some tired old bogeys to rest, writes Steve Cooper.

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  • Cecil Ashby: who he was, his impressive career, & what could have been

    Cecil Ashby: who he was, his impressive career, & what could have been

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    Today the name of Cecil – or CT – Ashby is unknown to most, but John Milton takes a look at the man who could have been a contender.

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  • Suzuki LIVE!

    Suzuki LIVE!

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    Suzuki Live will return for 2023, with a full weekend of activity planned at Cadwell Park on July 15-16, including track sessions, a new adventure bike zone, trade stands and displays, plus special guests. Spread over both Saturday and Sunday, the event will again bring together track sessions for classic and modern machines, with novice,…

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  • The Sun that never set

    The Sun that never set

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    All motorcycles are interesting, as well we know. But some come with history that brings an extra element to their stories. This is one such machine, as John Milton discovers. Many motorcycles pass through the small but ever-busy workshop of the Sammy Miller Museum, and each has its own story. But this 1913 Sun Precision…

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  • Ago at Stafford!

    Ago at Stafford!

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    We are pleased to announce a real legend will be at April’s The Classic MotorCycle Show at Stafford. Yes, the one and only Giacomo Agostini will be in attendance as guest of honour at the show which takes place over the weekend of April 22-23 once more at the Stafford County Showground. The Italian can…

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  • National Motorcycle Museum becomes official BSA merchandise dealer

    National Motorcycle Museum becomes official BSA merchandise dealer

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    The National Motorcycle Museum announced yesterday that it has signed a merchandise dealer agreement with the resurgent BSA company. This will mean that the NMM shop (as well as its online store), will be stocking the full range of official BSA branded clothing and accessories plus displayed in its own BSA branded area within the…

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  • Nick Sanders' new film to premiere in Bristol

    Nick Sanders' new film to premiere in Bristol

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    Record-breaking motorcycle adventurer Nick Sanders’ new film will have its Bristol premiere at Fowlers on Friday, March 24.   Nick Sanders will present the Bristol premiere of his new film later this month at Bristol-based motorcycle dealership Fowlers. In ‘The Final Ride’, Sanders circumnavigates the world on a Yamaha Ténéré 700. His journey began in…

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  • Alternative power – From the archive

    Alternative power – From the archive

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    As the eco movement gains more credence and applies pressure to the motorsports world perhaps there is room for change. Words: Tim Britton   Archive pics: Mortons Archive The archive at Mortons is a vast repository of incredible motorcycling history – from the dawn of motorised transport, when it was all new and no idea was…

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  • Fancy a day out in March?

    Fancy a day out in March?

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    What’s on in March? 3: APRIL ISSUE OF THE CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE IS ON SALE NOW 4: OLD BIKE MART OUT TODAY 5: Bike Day: Ace Café London, Ace Corner, North Circular Road, Stonebridge, London NW10 7UD. Visit acecafe.com 5: Ledbury MCC Autojumble: Bromesberrow Village Hall, Albright Lane, Bromesberrow, near Ledbury, Herefordshire HR8 1 RU. Doors…

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  • The Heritage Sprint

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    Although the calendar is full of events of all natures, there’s always room to welcome a new one… and that’s how Kev Riley found himself at Betteshanger Park in Kent one hot August weekend.

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