Sam Hewitt

Off-road foot armour

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Sam Hewitt

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16th April 2020

As a pair of boots that suit classic road-riding, green laning, trails and scrambles, these TCX Terrain 3 boots are […]
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George Beale joins Charterhouse

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Sam Hewitt

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13th April 2020

Sherborne-based Charterhouse Auctioneers is delighted to announce ex-bike and car racer, George Beale, has joined its classic and vintage motorcycle […]
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Heskeths through the lens

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Sam Hewitt

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11th April 2020

Being something of an active club, the Hesketh Owners Club set themselves a photographic competition last year, and it finally […]
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from the archive: Goffy’s light fantastic!

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Sam Hewitt

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8th April 2020

Mick Payne discovers many ways of improving the lighting performance of classic motorcycles as he talks to Paul Goff. It […]
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Bamburgh Run 2020 – new venue in place

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Sam Hewitt

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8th April 2020

While the ever-changing self-isolation and current lockdown situations are causing havoc with events all around the country, this year’s Bamburgh […]
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Wal Handley memorial

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Sam Hewitt

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4th April 2020

The Gold Star Owners Club erected a memorial stone on Saturday, November 16 last year in Fingland, Cumbria, near the […]
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From the Archive: Love your bikes? Thenyou’ll love the Bike Bus

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Sam Hewitt

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2nd April 2020

Operated by the Caledonian Motorcycle Transport Company, the Bike Bus specialises in professional long-distance motorcycle transport between Scotland and England, […]
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The name’s Bond

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Sam Hewitt

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1st April 2020

I expect you have been inundated with pictures and accounts of first bikes but I thought you might like to […]
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Postman James

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Sam Hewitt

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31st March 2020

You often request pictures of our bikes so, after reading your super four-page history of the James motorcycle, I thought […]
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Talmag Trophy Trial 2020

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Sam Hewitt

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30th March 2020

Land that belongs to the Ministry of Defence is, by and large, inaccessible to the general public. However, Ian Kerr […]
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