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The Lansdowne Classic series boasts the National Motorcycle Museum among its supporters (alongside The Classic MotorCycle). This year, the Lansdowne […]

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The 1929 Gnome et Rhone, owned by Tim Moore, heads up the line of motorcycles. With our classic vehicle interests, […]

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J W Bishop (AJS) sticks out a leg and tried to sneak through the inside. The remarkable turnout made for […]

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Nigel Waring with his bespoke Commando. The fact that the Norton Commando was voted by readers of Motor Cycle News […]

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Three generations of the Bowen family – Noah and Sarah Fernon plus Graham and Emma Bowen. The Triumph is a […]

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A temporary army camp was established by the Brooklands Clubhouse. In the foreground is Peter Birket’s Triumph Model H. Great […]

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Hennie Van Maarseveen, on her Triumph, beneath the big Dutch sky. When members of the Netherlands Motorcycle Club visited the […]

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By the Sunday, every vantage point was packed. Government Acre is a large flat grass area at the top of […]

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A few machines in the line up. The purchase of a Wanderer from the veteran period in need of more […]

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Pete Beeton with two of the Ariels he has expertly refurbished. Pete Beeton was born in Louth, Lincolnshire, in 1945, […]

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