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  • National Motorcycle Museum announce Winter Raffle draw results

    National Motorcycle Museum announce Winter Raffle draw results

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      The National Motorcycle Museum have announced the results of their highly-anticipated Winter Raffle to win a brand new/old stock 1979 Triumph Bonneville T140D Special 750cc motorcycle. Due to COVID-19 restrictions postponing April’s International Classic Bike Show at Stafford, the raffle was instead drawn by racing legend John Cooper and his wife Rosie at their home in Derbyshire on April…

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  • Beezumph bounced to 2022

    Beezumph bounced to 2022

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    The annual triple-cylinder extravaganza that is Beezumph will NOT go ahead this summer as planned, despite extensive efforts by the organisers, the Trident and Rocket 3 Owners’ Club. The TR3OC is dedicated to promoting the use of BSA and Triumph pushrod engine triples, and has run its annual track-based rally for 28 years. Last year’s…

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  • SPRING SALE | Save across range of classic motorcycle magazines!

    SPRING SALE | Save across range of classic motorcycle magazines!

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    We have a host of amazing subscription offers across our huge range of classic motorcycle magazines this Spring! Delivered straight to your door in no time, all you need to do is sit back, relax and read your favourite magazine! Explore buying, selling, riding and restoring the UK’s best ever motorcycles with Classic Bike Guide…

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  • BSA bits and long-service award

    BSA bits and long-service award

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    Best-known for their excellent services to Ariel owners, specialist supplier Draganfly Motorcycles also offer a comprehensive range of components for BSAs including the unit construction twins. In fact, one of the Draganfly team runs an A65 as his daily ride so they’re perfectly placed to develop new spares for the 650s. The A65L you see…

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  • Subscriptions and tickets galore! More than £300 worth of goodies must be won!

    Subscriptions and tickets galore! More than £300 worth of goodies must be won!

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    Here at Classic Bike Hub, we know that our readers love a competition! So we’ve teamed up with our friends at Autojumble.info to offer you the chance to win one of three fantastic prizes. Summer’s coming, the end of lockdown is in sight, we’re gearing up for a host of events and shows… and we…

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  • BRIGHT LIGHTS & THE LAW

    BRIGHT LIGHTS & THE LAW

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    There has been a lot of chatter online about the legality of using LEDs in old bike headlights, following changes earlier this year to the MoT regulations relating to motorcycles. Electrical specialist Paul Goff explains the situation, just as the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency leapt into action… The MoT regulations were updated in January…

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  • Brooklands Racer Replica

    Brooklands Racer Replica

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    It took four years for specialist engineer Carl Wadkin-Snaith to build this 500cc Sprint Special from scratch. His carefully-crafted creation absorbed endless hours of effort and expertise, and eventually evolved into this tribute to the Brooklands’ racers of the original Roaring Twenties. And when it gets going, Carl’s Sprint Special certainly delivers a roar all…

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  • Motorbike Women hit £50k in International Women’s Day fundraiser

    Motorbike Women hit £50k in International Women’s Day fundraiser

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    The women’s motorbike community is making a difference this International Women’s Day. Motorbike Women is growing 11,000 member strong motorcycle group which brings women bikers together. They are celebrating International Women’s Day, their own 5th birthday, and raising a landmark £50,000 for charity. But they aren’t stopping there. To coincide with International Women’s Day on…

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  • RealClassic Reading: Going The Wrong Way

    RealClassic Reading: Going The Wrong Way

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    Part travelogue, part coming of age adventure, this book explores the physical and inner journeys of a young man who left Belfast aboard a café racer Moto Guzzi in the early 1970s… In part this book was irritating because the author did his big trip when he was 21 and 21 year old males are…

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  • Important notice for North American subscribers

    Important notice for North American subscribers

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    Over recent weeks we’ve been made aware some of our North American readers have not been receiving subscription copies of their magazines for a number of months through Motorsport publications. Motorsport Publications – an independent subscription fulfillment company – appears not to be fulfilling subscriptions and we understand communications with Motorsport have been difficult for…

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