Features

The great escape artist

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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2nd February 2016

It’s sometimes difficult to remember that when these bikes were new they were bought to be ridden all the time […]
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Moto Guzzi museum

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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2nd February 2016

IN AN ATTEMPT to be objective, I should say that the Moto Guzzi museum – at Mandello del Lario, on […]
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Smooth operator

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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6th January 2016

Man, machine, harmony. Perfect FEW EVER ENVISAGED BMW’s brick-shaped four becoming the trendy target for café builders. Then again, the […]
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It ain't heavy

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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6th January 2016

The pre-war way. Big studded tyres may have a tendency to wander at low speeds on asphalt, but they grip […]
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Bevel heaven

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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6th January 2016

Two silencers but just a single cylinder. Then, as now, style was everything to Italians AT AGE NINE, I was […]
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Winter wanderer

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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6th January 2016

Bright brittle bling is noticeably absent from this machine. Whether this is good or bad depends on the eye of […]
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Quaint BUT PRACTICAL

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2nd December 2015

Combining functional utility with chic design isn’t ever very easy, especially when leavened with retro cool. But British-based custom bike […]
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Family fun

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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2nd December 2015

With an engine that looks to be straight from a 1930s history book, few would believe that the P&M Panther […]
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Road or race?

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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2nd December 2015

TRITONS ARE VERY much like wine. Do you like wine? Wine? What wine? Do you prefer to get hammered on […]
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Over-shadowed

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Classic Bike Hub UK

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2nd December 2015

I once had a girlfriend just like the Vincent Comet. She was clever, pretty and enthusiastic: you really couldn’t fault […]
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