At the October 27 Ardingly South of England Classic Motorcycle Show, visitors will have an opportunity to view an extraordinary collection of rare (and even unique) Norton and AMC prototype and experimental designs. On display
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Entries are now open for the Classic Motorbike Show’s Pride of Ownership, held at Birmingham’s NEC from Friday to Sunday, November 8-10. Private individuals are invited to submit their classic motorbikes and scooters, which must
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The Middle England Classic Vehicle Club’s fourth long distance trial took place in warm and dry weather, and with light traffic, and 39 entrants lined up at the start – all sorts of folk on
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Following the massive success of Museum LIVE over the past five years, Saturday, October 26 will see the doors of Birmingham’s National Motorcycle Museum thrown wide open, with free entry for all! Aside from the
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The weather forecast was not good – but all of the attendants for the Taunton Classic Motorcycle Club’s annual Exmoor Run held on August 11 were hoping that it wouldn’t be as bad as last
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Despite having something of a niche interest, and being the object of much derision during the Eighties, MZ motorcycles have a very strong following, and a very active owners club. Aimed at MZ bikes, but
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The Isle of Man Government’s Department of Enterprise has signed an agreement with Charterhouse Auctioneers in Dorset to be an official partner of the Classic TT Races, presented by Bennetts. The partnership includes Charterhouse running
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As has become traditional, Andy Tiernan Classics has produced another calendar in co-operation with the artist Mike Harbar (www.classiclinesartist.com) with six new pieces of artwork for the 2020 calendar. Once more, proceeds from the sale of
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Taking place over the weekend of October 19-20, this year’s Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show is, quite astoundingly, the 26th running of the event! As you may know, the October Stafford Show tends to
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Given the numerous apocryphal tales that abound regarding the British motorcycle industry, it seems sensible to pay more attention to the stories that come from the people who actually worked in the industry rather than
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