vintage motorcycle

April issue out now!

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2nd April 2018

This month’s magazine celebrates big British twins from BSA, Norton and Royal Enfield alongside three 750 triples; two Triumphs and […]
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Scott Flying Squirrel

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RowenaH

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16th February 2018

Scott’s innovative engineering set the standard for two-strokes for decades. These idiosyncratic machines inspire dedication and exasperation in roughly equal […]
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Frera 500

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RowenaH

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11th January 2018

Richard Jones made a New Year’s resolution to take more photos of rarer bikes. Right on cue he tripped over […]
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Sunbeam Model 95

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RowenaH

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3rd January 2018

Sunbeam motorcycles, built in Wolverhampton, were some of the sporting superstars of the pre-war period and they clocked up a […]
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Ariel Square Four

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RowenaH

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20th November 2017

In the December issue of RealClassic, Roger Slater rebuilds a four-cylinder Ariel engine. Here’s the historical context to this remarkable […]
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Brough Superior

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RowenaH

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31st October 2017

Built between 1919 and 1940, George Brough’s ‘Superior’ motorcycles are instantly recognisable, admired by the masses as perhaps the ultimate […]
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Museum LIVE Open Day

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RowenaH

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24th October 2017

In case you missed us at the Stafford Show this month, the RC Roadshow will be rolling along to the […]
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Trusty Triumph

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RowenaH

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22nd October 2017

While we celebrate the resurgence of modern Triumph motorcycles, it’s easy to overlook the marque’s major contribution to motorcycling itself […]
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Dot Motorcycles

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RowenaH

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5th October 2017

Famous after WW2 for their lightweight trials and scrambles machines, Dot Motorcycles adopted their ‘Devoid of Trouble’ marketing slogan back […]
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Egli Vincent

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RowenaH

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12th September 2017

Take an iconic British V-twin engine and wrap it in an uprated Continental chassis and – voila! – you have […]
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