Classic Bike Hub UK

  • Bikes: Royal Enfield Sixy-5

    Bikes: Royal Enfield Sixy-5

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    You need to possess a certain sort of Something to really enjoy owning and riding a classic bike. Does Steve The Toast have that Something? He’s probably going to self-destruct in the attempt to find out… Classic British grey skies greeted me when I squinted out the window on the Sunday morning. This seemed most…

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  • Royal Enfield Bullet Sixty-5

    Royal Enfield Bullet Sixty-5

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    After reading various roadtests, Aged P actually bought one. He shares his first impressions of the Enfield Sixty-5 and gives some Real Classic Motorcycle advice to other prospective returning riders… Bear in mind that, after many years away from bikes and biking, I regard myself now as a ‘returning novice’, and I never was much…

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  • Royal Enfield Bullet 500. Again.

    Royal Enfield Bullet 500. Again.

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    We feel that everyone should be told how Emm’s adventures with her Royal Enfield are progressing (even though we run the risk of becoming RealBullet.co.uk). This time, she gets in a bit of a flap… Despite rabid heckling from the gallery for ‘Royal Enfield Bullet – the First Service’ and ‘Bullet 500cc – The Next…

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  • Royal Enfield Trials Bullet

    Royal Enfield Trials Bullet

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    Steve Wilson didn’t really need to ride another Enfield straight away, but we wanted to do the ‘out standing in his field’ joke. So he just had to go a-trialling-oh… If you want to go trail riding in proper classic style, then you need to get something relatively reliable, affordable and fuss-free, and do it…

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  • Royal Enfield Bullet 500

    Royal Enfield Bullet 500

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    Emm collects her new classic bike. Emm loves her new classic bike. The new classic bike wasn’t yet available for comment… Visitors to this site will know that I have eagerly awaited the opportunity to collect a new motorbike recently and, with thanks to those of you that have whet my appetite over the last…

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  • Royal Enfield Bullet Electra 500-T

    Royal Enfield Bullet Electra 500-T

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    Big wide bars? Chunky tyres? Single seat? Someone at Royal Enfield is going the distance to tempt her into buying a new Electra, reckons Rowena Hoseason. But she’s more likely to get a T-shirt for Christmas… The guys at Watsonian reckon that they’ve created the Trials Electra to reflect Enfield’s historic ISDT successes in the…

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  • RealClassic.co.uk – DVDs and Videos

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    -> -> DVDs and Videos ~ John Britten ~ Triumph Owners MCC ~ Malloy ~ RoyalEnfieldBooks ~ McGregor, Boorman ~ Speed Wobble Films ~ Retina Productions ~ Norton Owners’ Club ~ The Who ~ Guarav Jani ~ Duke Video ~ Anthony Hopkins Music: ~ The Exhaust Notes Got One To Recommend? Then don’t be shy!…

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  • The Johnny Brittain Story – DVD

    The Johnny Brittain Story – DVD

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    Johnny Brittain won more than 50 trials competitions between 1948 and 1965. In this new DVD he tells his own story. Anarchy (partial to a spot of Enfields off-road riding himself) reviews the film… Johnny Brittain had a long-standing association with Royal Enfield in the 1950s. He competed in the ISDT for 15 consecutive years…

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  • Riding Solo To The Top of The World

    Riding Solo To The Top of The World

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    Never mind going from Land’s End to John O’Groats, here’s a great documentary about a man who takes his travelling seriously. Would you ride a 350 Bullet to Tibet? I’ve probably mentioned before that reviewing bike videos is probably one of my least favourite tasks (and I’m the person who empties the cat litter tray…

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  • Ducati 1974 GT 750

    Ducati 1974 GT 750

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    Trevor (Ozboy) Brooks finds an unusual Shed Surprise, and discovers a mid-Seventies Ducati twin, complete with an unusual optional extra… Poking your nose inside another bloke’s shed can bring the occasional surprise (oops, sorry vicar). You know how it is, you drop round to talk about some wobbly wheezer and peeking out from a dark…

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