Category: News

Norvil Motorcycles have added over 200 new spare parts to their online catalogue, and reduced prices of more than 1000 components, including many items for Norton singles and Dominators… The Norvil Motorcycle Company are best-known for their Commando spares and services but they also supply components for a wide range of Norton models and other later Britbikes. Less than satisfied…

Not sure what to give your chums this Christmas? Don’t know what to ask for instead of socks? Rummage through this selection of classic bike related calendars, books and such, and see if inspiration strikes… Tea Time? These brand new mugs are available exclusively from Draganfly Motorcycles, the Ariel and BSA specialist. They feature the prancing Ariel pony design, taken…

Looking for a winter project? There’s a few good candidates going under the hammer in the next couple of weeks… Online auctions have their attractions – not least that there’s something for sale every single minute of every single day – but physical sales still have their advantages too. If you turn up early to an auction then you’ll have…

A chance for RealClassic magazine subscribers to win an exclusive meet ‘n’ greet with Past Masters at the Festival of 1000 Bikes at Mallory Park… The VMCC’s Festival of 1000 Bikes is famous for giving enthusiasts the chance to get close to their racing heroes. You can admire their antics on track during Sunday’s circuit sessions, rub shoulders with Past…

The annual Thundersprint event has moved to Anglesey and changed its name to Thunderfest, but it’s still a great event for classic road and race bikes. Here’s what went on this year… As the sun beat down during two days of glorious weather at what is arguably Britain’s most beautiful race track, there was universal agreement amongst the huge Thunderfest…

Odgie goes into sepia mode with his new T-shirts, while Wemoto introduce a magnetic widget for your workshop… Spiffy T-Shirts from Odgie ‘Imself That inveterate bike builder and occasional T-shirt purveyor Odgie has sent us details (and even a free sample, thank you) of his favourite T-shirt design. As he puts it, ‘I call this design the Psycho Bobber, because…