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The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 27, No. 3, March 2000. 100 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover: The Power and the Glory, Dual purpose Norton Wasp on test. Contents: Ignition Part Two: Richard Rosenthal advances a few degrees to uncover the secrets of the magneto (5 pages); From Our Archive: Ken Hallworth takes a look at sporting lightweights of the Fifties (6 pages); 1965 BSA B40: Roy Poy

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 26, No. 2, February 1999. 71 pages. In near excellent condition. The front cover has a few scuff marks close to the spine. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover: BSA Catalina After the Goldie Rush. Contents: 1953 Ambassador Supreme: Mick Easton heard the name as a teenager and had to have one (5 pages); Terry Grotefeld Profile: Forty years ago the lure of road racing ensnared a young Londoner (5 pages); Veteran Bat V-Twin: Sid M

Classic Bike magazine, December 1998, No. 227. 115 pages. In near excellent condition. Tiny scuff to the top of the spine and the bottom turning corner of the front cover. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover: Burn up the night, Tuned Triumph and Laverda blaze into town. Contents: Letters (2 pages); Classic World (6 pages); Eyewitness: The moment Sheene cheated death at 175mph (5 pages); Rematch of the century: Lawrence's Brough v biplane duel (8 pages); Tyre fitti

Classic Bike magazine, October 1998, No. 225. 115 pages. In near excellent condition. Back cover has a slight crease on the top turning corner. Front cover: Tune Your Riding. Contents: Classic World (7 pages); Top Secret Trident: Exclusive ride on Triumph's first prototype triple. Was this the bike they should have built? (6 pages); Riding academy: Learning advanced roadcraft techniques can improve your riding enjoyment and safety (10 pages); Wizard of the wood: Why Vincent fans tre

Classic Bike magazine, June 1998, No. 221. 115 pages. In near excellent condition. Tiny scuffs at the top and base of the spine. Front cover: Build your own Triton. Contents: Classic World (7 pages); Build a Triton, Part 1: Selecting components (7 pages); Stafford Show (5 pages); Verlicchi Ducati: Hot Pantah motor plus light frame equals quick Duke (5 pages); Help (3 pages); Read's track challenge: Phil Read sets out to prove his classic riding style (6 pages); Our Bikes (2 pages)

Classic Bike magazine, March 1996, No. 194. 99 pages. In very good condition for age. Front cover has a few edge scuffs and a light crease near the bottom edge. Internal pages in near excellent condition. Front Cover: Dunstall Dominator 650SS. Contents: Indian Sport Scout: 1941 750cc sportster (6 pages); Newslines (4 pages); Dunstall Dominator (5 pages); Writelines (2 pages); Leopoldo Tartarini: Italjet's founder gives the kids what they want (5 pages); BSA Fleetstar: Plodding alon

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 23, No. 12, December 1996. 71 pages. In excellent condition for age. Front Cover: Sharp Shooter Transatlantic Triumph TR6SR. Contents: 1959 Moto Guzzi Zigolo: Elegant 98cc two-stroke (3 pages); News and Diary: DMW to ride again? McIntyre machine search, Ivy Honda find (3 pages); Auction News: Results from Brooks, Palmer Snell and Pygott Daykin (1 page); God Bless Binks!: The final part on Binks Carburettors (4 pages); Triumph TR6SR (Cover Story):

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 23, No.3, March 1996. 71 pages. In near excellent condition for age. The back cover has a couple of light scuff marks. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover: Superior SS100 Race engine, road rocket. Contents: 1971 Thunderbolt: Meet an undervalued all-rounder from Small Heath (4 pages); News and Diary (2 pages); War Grade Ariel: Pte Watson rides a 1943 W/NG that passes inspection (4 pages); Open Door For Japan: Steve Koerner reve

Classic Bike magazine, May 1995, No. 184. 98 pages. In very good condition. A few scuffs adjacent to the spine. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration. Otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Living Legend, Ray Pickrell & The Trident. Contents: ROAD TEST: Honda Black Bomber: Riding the first serious challenger to the British twins (5 pages); Newslines (3 pages); AJS Model 14: Two friends show what can be done on a low budget (4 pages); Writelines: Praise

Classic Bike magazine, February 1995, No. 181. 98 pages. In very good condition. Covers have a few scuffs adjacent to the spine. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration. Otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Triton, Pure boy racer. Contents: The Ogle triple: Inside story of BSA Rocket 3 styling (6 pages); Newslines (3 pages); Ducati 450 Scrambler (4 pages); Writelines: Praise and protest (2 pages); Trying Trikes: Good, bad and bizarre three wheelers (5 p

Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 22, No. 11, November 1995. 71 pages. Includes 1996 Colour Calendar supplied with this issue. 14 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs at the top and bottom of the spine. Internal pages have slight aged related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. The calendar is in excellent condition. Front Cover: Shaken and Stirred by Norton's First 99. Contents; Works Matchless: Restoring a famous Scottish Six Days Tr

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 22, No. 10, October 1995. 71 pages. In very good overall condition. There are tiny scuffs at the top and bottom of the spine. Internal pages have slight aged related edge discolouration. There is damage in the front wheel area of two photographs on opposing pages of the Bonnie article where pages 20 and 21 were stuck together by a Photo Developing Envelope supplied in this issue. Other pages in excellent condition. Front Cover: Would you sell a Vel

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 22, No. 98, September 1995. 71 pages. In very good overall condition. There are tiny scuffs at the top and bottom of the spine. There is a small edge stain on 4 pages in the advertising section, other pages in excellent condition. Front Cover: How much BANG from the Bullet? 1961 350cc Royal Enfield. Contents: Royal Enfield Bullet: Roy Poynting tests the 1961 350 (4 pages); News and Diary (2 pages); Favourite Things: Collecting motorcycling medals

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 22, No. 8, August 1995. 71 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs at the top and bottom of the spine. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover: Mercury, We test Norton's best 650. Contents: Norton Mercury: Peter Watson rides Norton's last 650cc twin (4 pages); News and Diary (3 pages); Indian single: A belt driver from the people who gave us all chain drives (2 pages); Clubman's TT Part Two (final): Racing for ev

The Classic MotorCycle magazine August 1994, Vol. 21, No. 8. 71 pages. In very good condition for age. Some minor scuff marks to the covers. Back cover has a diagonal crease mark. Internal pages in excellent condition. Front Cover: Silver Bullet. Contents: Triumph Mountain Cub: Meriden's answer to the Japanese trail bike boom (4 pages); News (2 pages); Blowback: Your views on Sunbeam twins and Vincent forks (2 pages); Ariel Leader: A motor cycle scooter (2 pages); Overhead-valve Ral

Classic Bike magazine, September 1994, Number 176. 99 pages. In very good condition for age. The front cover has a few marks along the top edge. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Hunter Twin. Contents: ROAD TEST: 1956 Ariel KH500 (5 pages); Newslines (4 pages); Ex-NYPD Enfield-Indian (5 pages); Writelines (2 pages); Ace Cafe: London riders' favourite coffee bar revisited (5 pages); Stanley's big Velo: E

Classic Bike magazine March 1994, No. 170. 98 pages. In near excellent condition for age. Tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Front cover: Easy Riders, which is the best Norton ES2? Contents: Triple 500cc Norton ES2 Road Test: '48 Plunger, '53 Springer, and '59 Featherbed (6 pages); Newslines: Trademark wars: Indian, Norton and Smiths (4 pages); Despatching with a Classic: A 1968 BSA Spitfire that works hard for its keep (5 pages); Writelines: Japanese controversy rages (2 pages); Bo

Classic Bike magazine November 1993, No. 166. 90 pages. In very good condition. Covers have a few small scuff marks. Internal pages have aged related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: BSA 650 Twins On test. Contents: BSA A10 Comparison: 1951 Plunger model versus 1960 swinging arm (6 pages); Newslines: Classics stolen from museum (3 pages); Walter Kaaden: The father of the modern racing two-stroke (4 pages); Dustbin Dominator: Full-faired 1956

The Classic Motorcycle magazine, Vol. 20, No. 1, January 1993. 71 pages. In very good condition for age. Front cover has a small crease in the top turning corner. Internal pages have some age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Cover: Starfire BSA 250 makes a splash. Contents: Alan Shepherd and the MZ: After struggling against the odds the works racer reaches America (5 pages); Gee Whizzer: Phillip Tooth hits 35 mph on a belt drive side-valve autocyc

Classic Bike magazine October 1992, No. 153. 98 pages. In near excellent condition. Tiny scuff at the bottom of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: BSA Gold Star. Contents: BSA 441 Victor Special: Winning looks but is this big single a loser? (5 pages); Classic Manx Grand Prix: Reports from one of the greatest-ever island races (7 pages); Win Our BSA Gold Star (2 pages); Fitting Oil Filters: How to improve your classic's oil filtration (3 pages); Daytona Manx No

Classic Bike magazine August 1992, No. 151. 99 pages. In excellent condition for age. Front cover: Manx Norton cafe racer. Contents: Ducati Daytona and Mach 1: Road testing a duo of super fast Italian 250s (6 pages); Manx Norton Roadster: The ultimate cafe racer (5 pages); Bud Ekins: Legendary American racer, restorer and stunt rider (4 pages); Ariel Red Hunter: Pre-war 350cc single that was restored to ride - fast (4 pages); Classic Craftsmanship: The expert's guide to sorting out y

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 18, No. 11, November 1991. 75 pages. Includes the 1992 colour Calendar that came with this issue. In near excellent condition for age. Tiny scuff to the top of the spine. A couple of scuff marks on the back cover. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. The calendar has 2cm edge tear on one page, but is otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Norton Dominator. Contents: Editoria

The Classic Motorcycle magazine Vol. 18, No. 10, October 1991. 75 pages. Includes Spark Plug Wall Chart that came with this issue. In very good overall condition for age. There are a few scuff marks to the covers. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Spark Plug Wall Chart is in excellent condition. Front Cover: Touring Goldie. Contents: Editorial (1/2 page); On The Four Winds: News (3 pages); How to Line Petrol Tanks: The f

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 18, No.6, June 1991. 75 pages. In near excellent condition for age. Tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Internal pages have age related edge discolouration, but are otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Dutch Dominator, Norton Model 7. Contents: Editorial (1/2 page); On The Four Winds: news (2 1/2 pages); Privateers Progress: Lewis, Ellis and Foster made their own racers in the Fifties (4 pages); How It Works: Roy Greene joins