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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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ArticleCover story: Harris F1 Honda CB900F
Superb special ridden on sunny B-roads. It’s glorious...
ArticleOut & About: British Bike Bonanza
To Dorset for wholesome dirt-flinging scrambles action
ArticleWay We Were
Repairs in the garden, a fast Ducati, Triumph memories In Rick Parkington's Matchless G12 test in your August issue, he says he's unaware of cases of broken crankshafts, despite his father's generation warning of this tendency....
ArticleInside RTR Motorcycles’ workshop
Come for a good poke around the 1970s bike specialist In British Bike Basics (p98) Rick dives into single-cylinder cranks
ArticleScrapbook: Moulsdale Foundation
You’ve probably never heard of it. But you’ll want to go
ArticleAt Lunch With... Graeme Crosby
Croz tells all about TT, F1, GPS, and cutting up Yamahas
ArticleThe road bike that beat Ago
We ride John Cooper’s awesome 1971 works BSA triple Many glorious sounds enhance our classic biking universe. You might enjoy the loping wallop of a 1930s Norton International. Perhaps you’re stirred by the edgy crackle of a Yamaha RD400...
ArticleMichael Dunlop’s wild TT pace, new Bultaco and more
You might have imagined that the Classic TT’S new Junior 600 and Ultra Lightweight classes would provide the headlines, but in the end it was the hardriding genius of Michael Dunlop that prevailed. The 37-year-old won the F1, Lightweight and...