Classic Bike (UK)
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Classic Bike is a British monthly magazine focused on classic motorcycles, restoration projects and motorcycling heritage. First published in 1978, it celebrates the people, machines and stories that have shaped the history of motorcycling, appealing to collectors, restorers and enthusiasts alike. The magazine is known for its in-depth features on iconic motorcycles from a wide range of manufacturers and eras, offering detailed insights into their design, engineering and cultural significance. It also includes restoration stories, maintenance advice and practical guidance for owners looking to preserve and enjoy classic bikes. Road tests, buyer's guides and event coverage help readers stay connected to the classic motorcycling community, while interviews with riders, collectors and industry figures provide unique perspectives on the hobby. Classic Bike combines expert knowledge with a passion for motorcycling history, creating an engaging and informative read for enthusiasts of all experience levels. Available on PressReader, Classic Bike magazine delivers restoration inspiration, historic insight and expert coverage from the world of classic motorcycles.
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ArticleFowlers’ centenary We celebrate 100 years of the Bristol dealer and race team
ArticleBuy an NS400R Grey import that’s decidedly more colourful than that
ArticleInside Mitchell’s Classics workshop
Dave Mitchell is a lifelong mechanic and Brit bike enthusiast who now spends his time servicing, recommissioning and restoring BSAS (plus occasional other Brits). Perched behind him is his own BSA Spitfire: “It’s a 1961 Scrambler,” he says....
ArticleBuying Guide: Honda NS400R
Honda’s NS400R is rare, not cheap, and running one takes commitment. But the rewards of ownership are great. If the crackle of a sharply-ridden two-stroke sports bike makes the hairs on your arms stand on end and you value sublime handling,...
ArticleCover story: GS1000S Homologation
Ahead of me the smooth, hot, grippy tarmac flicks away – right, left, right. A squeeze on the front brake, two rapid dabs on the gearshift lever and a double blip of the throttle and the big Suzuki scrubs off speed before railing precisely through...