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The traditional curtain-raiser to the classic season – the Bristol Classic Bike Show – is for one year only switching to a new summer date to try and beat the COVID-19 pandemic.
The UK’s biggest and best classic off road show is getting a new date for one year only, as the scene aims to fight back against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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 Classic Motorcycle Mechanics show, planned for October 10-11 at Stafford County Showground.
That’s right, classic bike fans – we’ve been busy during lockdown and May 8 will see the launch of the Classic Bike Hub.
Are you travelling on your bike during this unprecedented time of social isolation? If so, our friends at Avon Tyres are offering you a £30 [keep reading...]
A rare timepiece given to Mike Hailwood by gifted watchmaker and pioneer entrepreneur Jack Heuer will feature in the Bonhams auction at the Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show [keep reading...]
Allen Millyard is lined up as a guest of honour at the fast approaching Stafford Classic Bike Show. And throughout the weekend he’ll be answering [keep reading...]
Robert Dunlop’s 50cc Kreidler racer will be on display at next month’s Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show at Staffordshire County Showground. Dunlop’s lean, lithe, lightweight water-cooled [keep reading...]
Steve Webster has been announced as the Guest of Honour at the Carole Nash Motorcycle Mechanics Show this October – and advance tickets are on [keep reading...]
There's just over a week to go before the second Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Magazine trackday organised by Classic Bike Trackdays in 2019 - and this [keep reading...]
