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The Classic Motorcycle magazine Vol. 35, No. 10, October 2008. 108 pages. In very good overall condition. Covers have a few scuff marks. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Turner's Final Triumph. Great designer's last prototype. Contents: Archive photograph: Time, tide - and a Handley-Page, June 1928 (2 pages); News and Product Review (5 pages); Festival of 1000 Bikes (3 pages); Triumph Bandit Prototype (6 pages); 1951 BSA Gold Star special (6 pages); 1938 Ariel Squar

The Classic Motorcycle magazine Vol. 35, No. 8, August 2008. 116 pages. In very good overall condition. There are tiny scuffs to the spine and a top turning corner crease to the back cover which continues decreasingly on the preceeding pages. Front cover has a newsagent's sticker at the top. Front cover photo: The fourth emergency service. AA Triumph. Contents: Archive photograph: Royal Ruby's erecting shop, May 1917 (2 pages); News and Product Review (5 pages); 2008 Moto Guzzi V7 Classic (3 pa

The Classic Motorcycle magazine Vol. 35, No. 7, July 2008. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the spine. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Pure and simple. ex- Archer New Imp with impeccable pedigree. Contents: Archive photograph: Tornado on the beach, Wallasey Sands, 1924 (2 pages); News and Product Review (5 pages); Stafford Show (5 pages); 1956 Ariel VH Red Hunter (6 pages); Nova Classics (4 pages); New Imperial Grand Prix, Works Race

The Classic Motor Cycle magazine, May 2008, Vol. 35, No. 5. 116 pages. In good overall condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine. The front cover has small folds in the turning corners and a small nick on the top edge, both of which continue decreasingly on the first seven pages. Front cover: Race proven Dodkin Velocette Thruxton. Contents: Archive Photograph: Stanley's Australia Trip, October 1936, Stanley Woods (2 pages); News (5 pages); Pioneer Run (3 pages); Dodkin

The Classic Motorcycle magazine Vol. 35, No. 2, February 2008. 116 pages. In good overall condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine. Back cover has as stain mark on the turning edge. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Design Classic. Turner's T-bird. Contents: Archive photograph: The Foster-Pegg Ariel, July 1951 (2 pages); News and Product Review (5 pages); Norton ES2 MkII / Matchless G3 Mercury (6 pages); Sunbeam sporting special (6 pages);

The Classic Motorcycle magazine Vol. 34, No. 8, August 2007. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There are a couple of tiny marks to the back cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: ICON. The unit Bonneville. Contents: Archive photograph: Close Inspection, Varying attention levels, 1965 (2 pages); News and Product Review (5 pages); Legend of the Motorcycle (3 pages); Triumph Bonnevilles (5 pages); 1930 Montgomery V-twin, Fast Tourer (6 pages); BMW R100S (6 pages); BSA A1

In very good condition. Covers have some minor scuff marks. Three pages in the advertising section have a small nick on the bottom edge near the turning corner. Other internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover: Old V New Triumphs Tested, 1976 T140 744cc and 2006 twin 865cc. Contents: Classic world: news (4 pages); Has Parliament gone mad?: New legislation that could have huge implications to the classic bike world (1 page); A-Z Bike news (1 page); 69th Pioneer Run: 363 pre-1914 bike

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 33, No. 11, November 2006. 116 pages. In very good overall condition. Front cover has a 10mm horizontal tear on the turning edge and a few small marks. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover photo: World First! AJS V-four comes to life 70 years on. The machine that never was but now is... the fabulous 500cc AJS V-four from 1935. Contents: Archive Photograph: ACU National Rally, 1954 (2 pages); News and Product Review (5 pages); AJS V-four (8

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 33, No. 9, September 2006. 116 pages. In excellent condition. As new. Front cover photo: Oh so SUPERIOR, Brough's fabulous SS80 V-twin. Contents: Archive Photograph: Bianchi at the TT, 1926 (2 pages); News and Product Review (5 pages); Motorcycle World: Beaulieu (2 pages); Triumph Bonneville special (6 pages); 1935 Brough Superior SS80 Special (6 pages); Coupes Moto Legende (3 pages); Moto Morini Settebello (5 pages); Legend of the Motorcycle (3 pages); Duc

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 33, No. 8, August 2006. 116 pages. In good overall condition. Front cover has a crease in the bottom turning corner and a newsagents sticker at the top, with an adjacent residue mark from removal of another sticker. Internal pages have some bottom turning corner creases or upward curvature. Front cover photo: Motogiro Mania! Italy's fun filled 50s fiesta. Recipient of 'Most elegant rider' award, James Forrester on his Bianchi Tornale. Contents: Archive phot

Classic Bike magazine, July 2006, No. 318. 132 pages. In near excellent condition. Tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine. Back cover has some light scuffs. Internal pages in excellent condition. Front Cover: Triumph 1967 T120R Bonneville. Contents: Bike of the month: Fast by Gast dragstrip Kawasaki H2 that turns in 10.9s quarter miles at 123mph (2 pages); Classic world: News (3 pages); Bike news (1 page); Coupes Légende: Dijon, now in its third year at celebrated venue (2 pages); Thing

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 33, No. 2, February 2006. 116 pages. In very good overall condition. The covers have a few scuffs and marks. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Twin Peak. Was the A10 BSA's best twin? Contents: Archive photograph: Keeping off the buses, May 1956 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); 1960 BSA A10 (6 pages); CZ scramblers (7 pages); 1973 Moto Morini Valentini 3 1/2 Sport (6 pages); 1974 Maico MD50 (4 pages); Denis Loveday pr

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 32, No. 7, July 2005. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There are a couple of tiny scuffs to the spine. Front cover photo: Triumph Thunderbird. Just like Brando's bird. Contents: Archive photograph: Getting dressed up for the Show, 1954 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); 1950 Triumph Thunderbird (5 pages); Stafford Show Report (5 pages); Ex-Brian Stonebridge ISDT Greeves (5 pages); Vincent record breakers (4 pages); Laverda triples: 1984 RG

Classic Bike magazine, July 2005, No. 306. 132 pages. In very good overall condition. Covers have a couple of scuffs and creases, plus a 22mm spine tear from the top edge. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover: BSA's Rockets, 650 Road Rocket & Super Rocket. Contents: The Way We Were: Memories of the bikes you used to ride (3 pages); Letters (2 pages); News and Auction News (4 pages); Product News: Big headlamps and Triumph forks (1 page); CB Clubs' Show Report: Images from Stan

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 32, No. 3, March 2005. 116 pages. In very good condition. Some scuff marks to the spine and a few tiny turning corner creases. Front cover photo: Frame academy. The Cheney Dynasty. Contents: Archive photograph: The International Six Days Trial, 1930 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); New VMCC National Secretary (3 pages); Modified 1972 Triumph Trail Blazer (5 pages); 1953 Norton Big 4 (5 pages); Royal Enfield Bullet Electra-X (4 pages); 1955 Zünd

Classic Bike magazine, November 2004, No. 298. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Thunderbolt and Lightning, BSA's 650 twins: 11 page special feature on the 1960's road burners. Contents: The Way We Were (2 pages); Brodrick: Red paint on Lime Street and other disasters (1/2 page); Letters (2 pages); Seeley: Why proper bikes should have proper names (1/2 page); News: Update on the Nation

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 31, No. 8, August 2004. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There are a couple of marks to the front cover. Front cover photo: 99 NOT OUT. Norton's wideline Dominator is ridden. Contents: Archive photograph: Brands Hatch, 1966 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); 1957 Norton Dominator 99 (6 pages); 1938 Brough Superior SS100 (5 pages); Isle of Man Amateur TT (6 pages); CA 1945 Douglas DV60 prototype (6 pages); You Were Asking (3 pages); Coupes

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 31, No. 6, June 2004. 116 pages. In good overall condition. There is a crease in the top turning corner of the back cover and a 3mm horizontal tear on the turning edge which continues decreasingly on the internal pages. Front cover main photo: Café Class. Stunning Norton ES2 based special. Contents: Archive photograph: D-DAY Landings, June 1944 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); 1960 500cc Norton ES2 Café Racer (6 pages); 1962 Greeves 25DC Sports

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 31, No. 5, May 2004. 115 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff at the top of the spine, otherwise excellent. Front cover main photo: All Round Ability. Enduring appeal of Ajay's single, AJS 16MS. Contents: Archive Photograph: Tiger 90 at full tilt, 1963 (2 pages); News (6 pages); 1959 AJS 16MS (6 pages); 1915 Alldays Matchless (6 pages); 1968 Italjet-Jawa 350 (5 pages); You Were Asking (3 pages); 1960 Ambassador Three Star Special (6 pag

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 31, No. 4, April 2004. 116 pages. In very good overall condition. There are a few scuff marks to the covers. Front cover photo: The Story of the Superbike. Norton's Commando thrived in the late Sixties superbike era. Contents: Archive photograph: German GP, Nurburgring, June 1955 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); 1959 BSA A10 Super Rocket (6 pages); 1930 Norton Model 18 (6 pages); Cheney Triumph ISDT Replica (5 pages); You Were Asking (3 pages);

Classic Bike magazine, April 2004, No. 291. 115 pages. In near excellent condition. Tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine. Front Cover: GOLDIE SPECIAL. Gold Star! Buying, riding and racing BSA's legendary single. Contents: Letters (2 pages); The Way We Were: Nostalgic pictures of people and their bikes (1 page); Thruxton Bonnie: It's a Triumph Bonneville new for 2004, what it's like to ride (3 pages); Classic News (3 pages); Read: Racing Gold Stars then and now (1 page); Brodrick: Memo

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 30, No. 10, October 2003. 116 pages. In very good overall condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine and some marks on the front cover. Internal pages in excellent condition. Front cover photo: The Lawrence Brough. Contents: Archive photograph: Denis Parkinson, Junior Manx Grand Prix, Quarter Bridge 1946 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); Lawrence's Brough Superior (6 pages); 1974 Triumph Adventurer (6 pages); You Were Asking (3 pag

Classic Bike magazine, July 2003, No. 282. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Front cover: High Flyer Triumphs. Contents: News (2 pages); Knebworth Show Report (2 pages); Letters (2 pages); Phil Read Column: Importance of the TT Lap of Honour (1 page); Profile: Rieju Motorcycles, Spanish marque still going strong after 50 years (2 pages); Supercharged BSA A65: 139mph sprinter built mainly from spare parts (3 pages); 1964 250 RE Crusader Sports

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