Last week I picked up a fairly ancient Honda VFR750 that was about three inches thick with dust and detritus. It was cheap and I have to confess for having a bit of a soft spot for them so it…
I hate Scott and Ian. I’m not sure which one I hate the most, Scottie probably has the edge. In the last exciting episode you may remember we had a discussion about paintwork when I was reminded firmly but politely…
Here are our top five tips on how you can enjoy the event as safely as possible! Buy your ticket online and beat the queues! Advance tickets shut at 2pm Saturday! If you can’t buy in advance use contactless card payment on…
Or rather, more to the point, what are bobbins? I thought I would do a quick bit of blurb about floating brake discs as so many bikes we see have a vital point of maintenance missed. Many bikes these days…
Last time I went to see Scott and Ian the latter told me of some rather decent tail lights he had found. Both were very nice heavy chrome, proper quality stuff. One would be perfect for fitting to a full…
The Kempton Autojumble, due to be held Saturday, October 24, has unfortunately had to be cancelled, due to on-going and worsening situation of the Coronavirus pandemic. We are very disappointed that we are unable to run, but we hope you…
Those of you that have been following my musings will know by now that my normal fair is 600-1000cc Jap 4 strokes at the lower end of the market. Where I live that’s what the market is for – if…
After a decade as the Chief Design Engineer at acclaimed CCM Motorcycles, where he created a number of ground breaking motorcycles, in 2019 Christofer Ratcliffe (a.k.a. Langen), took the bold decision to break the shackles of a larger company and…
Due to the worsening situation and rising infection rate of Covid-19, Mortons Media Group has reluctantly taken the decision to cancel the Carole Nash Winter Classic show, planned for 09 – 10 January at Newark showground. This season-opening event has always…
With the engine now in place it was time to make the spacers for the wheels, bit tricky to measure with everything flopping about but I got there in the end. I have a 1950’s Henry Milnes lathe that used…
