The Classic MotorCycle

Wonderful Whitfield

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Sam Hewitt

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11th July 2016

Classic Motorcycle Day at the Dover Transport Museum welcomed a wide range of machinery to the Kent attraction. Wonderful Whitfield […]
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April 2017

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Sam Hewitt

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5th July 2016

[su_note note_color=”#c0142b” text_color=”#ffffff”]Current issue: April 2017 – Next issue: May 2017 – On sale: April 7, 2017[/su_note] CONTENTS Archive photograph… 6 News……………………….. 8 Letters………………….. […]
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July 2016

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Sam Hewitt

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21st June 2016

In the July 2016 issue: Special Scenic Winston Churchill – the history of an elder statesman among Burrells, Beamish commercials – […]
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Sunbeam and Steve star at Stafford

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Sam Hewitt

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15th June 2016

The Classic MotorCycle backed show at Stafford saw a Best in Show award for a fabulous Sunbeam, with guest of […]
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Editor’s Welcome

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Sam Hewitt

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15th June 2016

There’s something new and exciting happening in the powered, two-wheeled world. People are taking bicycles and adding small but powerful […]
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Another New Hudson

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Sam Hewitt

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15th June 2016

I really enjoyed your article on the New Hudson in the March 2016 issue, good pictures too. Please receive the […]
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Oldest Aussie Rider?

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Sam Hewitt

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15th June 2016

I have been reading your mag for some time now and love its contents. At 91 David Griffiths is still […]
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Editor’s Welcome

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Sam Hewitt

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15th June 2016

During the course of putting this issue together, several things have stood out to me, or at least raised questions […]
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The Jubilee Races

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Sam Hewitt

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15th June 2016

The appeal of the 1953 ACU Jubilee Races, which took place in late August, suffered a major blow when many […]
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Racing Rudges

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Sam Hewitt

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15th June 2016

This 1933 TT Replica Rudge is a real rarity, taking nearly three decades to piece together. There is nobody alive […]
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