In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Classic Bike (UK)

• Startline
  European Grand Prix, Santa Pod, July 1975
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• Affordable exotica
  There probably isn’t a more glamorous combination of brands than Ducati and Bimota, and yet this rare, distinct Bimota DB2 also looks both affordable and fabulously useable
• 12 bikes you can buy
  Looking for a winter project, a bike to carry you towards a (hopefully) golden autumn or just a machine you’ve always wanted? Gez Kane checks out what’s on offer this month
• 12 bikes that sold
  Some bargain buys and top-end collectors’ pieces ready to cheer their new owners into autumn
• Aprilia Moto 6.5
  Curious name and unexpected looks, but the funky Italian single is rare, unique and a design classic – and currently still quite affordable. Wade in quick…
• Like father, like son
  TT star Peter Hickman set to ride the Norton 588 rotary his father Dave helped develop
• What could have been
  Purdy Brough takes a 1954 Speed Twin to a higher level
• Festival of Speed
  Noise, smoke, action and more than a few famous faces – there’s not really anything quite like Goodwood. We dusted off a smart shirt and headed to the annual shindig
• Rescued, revived & ridden
  The classic bikes that you have found, restored or just taken for a ride
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• Double top
  When it comes to special, little outshines the Vincent Black Lightning. We get up close and personal with a pair of exceptional big twins
• Jack of all trades
  Simplicity, reliability, longevity – and ace fun. Is the adaptable Honda NX650 Dominator the perfect classic big trailie?
• Paul Boulton
  The ace mechanic tells us all about driving across Europe with Kevin Schwantz, falling out with Keith Huewen and Paul Iddon’s impressive ears…
• Buell XB9R Firebolt
  Combining brave engineering and radical geometry with pushrod Harley power, this was one man’s vision for an alternative and evocative sports bike. It’s certainly different…
• Small bikes go wild in the (West) Country
  Inspired by the Moto Giro, Russell Benney’s riding events for small-capacity classics have become famous. We went along for the ride
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• ‘I could always hear the workshop calling me back’
  No tech is too advanced for the enquiring mind of Christian Bell, but when it comes to the bikes that keep his Nabspeed Moto workshop busy, it’s ’70s-’90s sportsbikes and racers that he finds irresistible
• Engine oil What you need to know
  Hydronamic lubrication, viscosity and long-chain polymers? There’s more to four-stroke engine oil than just stopping parts from rubbing together. Here’s the lowdown
• Up and at it again
  You soon forget all the effort when a project is finally up and running. Rick heads out to put the freshly completed Gold Star scrambler to the test in its natural habitat
• 114-year-old jigsaw puzzle
  The Goldie’s sorted, but Rick’s bench is never empty for long. Bring on a rare, desirable 500cc Rudge. Or at least all the parts for one…
• Getting to the point
  Alex doggedly continues the battle with his Yamaha RD200DX, despite a very public breakdown in the summer heat. He braves an electrical storm, but there’s more to do…
• ‘Beaten by inert part’
  Bruce knows his Yamaha TZ250 race bike inside out – but all his preparation and dedication can’t stop taken-for-granted parts reaching the end of their service life
• Run to the hills
  Not just running, but Sprinting – after hopefully addressing the Triumph 900’s niggles, Mike points it north to romp through the peaks of Yorkshire, Cumbria and Scotland
• Parallel twin crankshafts
  Having looked into understanding the basic components of a British classic, Rick steps it up a level – looking at the internals you need to understand when it comes to a rebuild
• Get your forks aligned
  Efficient and smooth operation of a bike’s front suspension depends on the correct alignment of yokes, fork legs, front wheel and even the brake caliper(s). We don’t want fork stiction when we’re giving it some stick…
• Dressed for adventure
  Tim Harvey took a casual approach to a two-up tour to Corsica 36 years ago