Reviews

Classic Bike Hub Christmas Gift Guide 2022!

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Andy

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14th November 2022

Christmas is just around the corner, meaning that it’s time to start present hunting yet again. Fortunately, we’ve made your life that bit simpler with our exclusive Christmas Gift Guide! Check out some of these fantastic picks for the classic bike fan in your life…
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Racing classic motorcycles, first you have to finish

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Sam Hewitt

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28th May 2020

While most biographical tomes are written by successful sports people who’re known to the general public, this book is written […]
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Slow Burn – The growth of superbikes and Superbike racing 1970 to 1988

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Sam Hewitt

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21st May 2020

Slow Burn tells how the big names of the motorcycle industry used Superbike racing to test their street bike designs, […]
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Old Bike Mart Christmas Gift Guide 2019!

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Shannon Butcher

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4th December 2019

Here at Old Bike Mart we are getting all geared up for Christmas, looking at products you can buy for […]
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A window into a little-known world before websites

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Sam Hewitt

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27th February 2019

Many of them give the impression that riding around the world is an easy affair.
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The Wall of Death book review

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Sam Hewitt

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14th December 2018

Read the Todd and Soutter families’ involvements in the wall of death between 1929 and the Sixties.
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10 Christmas gift ideas for a classic biker!

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Sam Hewitt

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9th November 2018

Check out the exclusive OBM Christmas Gift Guide!
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Mike the Bike – Again

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Sam Hewitt

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29th September 2018

Ted Macauley first met Mike Hailwood at the Isle of Man TT in 1961 when Mike was just 21 years old and was riding in all four solo classes.
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The long quest for ‘King Dick’

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Sam Hewitt

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28th February 2018

Mention the words King Dick and most polite people will simply think ‘spanner’
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Only Bounders Ride Motorcycles

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Sam Hewitt

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28th October 2017

By Pete Kelly I sometimes think that Yorkshiremen are born with dry humour – and it simply falls from the […]
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