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Ardingly brings light to the end of the tunnel

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Sam Hewitt

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28th July 2020

While we’re all having to wait a little longer for some of the planned 2020 events (many until next year), […]
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Gone missing

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Sam Hewitt

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25th July 2020

Tragically, even during the lockdown period, light-fingered ‘tealeaves’ abound in the shady underground world of bike thievery, and we’re still […]
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Cotton owners going virtual

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Sam Hewitt

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22nd July 2020

The regular Annual Rally of the Cotton Owners and Enthusiasts’ Club, held in Gloucester, is one of the numerous events […]
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Up to speed at Oliver’s Mount

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Sam Hewitt

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18th July 2020

Racing is set to be back on the agenda at Oliver’s Mount next month, in the form of the rescheduled […]
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National Motorcycle Museum launch emergency Covid-19 appeal

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Sam Hewitt

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17th July 2020

The National Motorcycle Museum has launched an urgent appeal because of concerns about how and when the museum will be able […]
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Mick – three decades a Draganfly

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Sam Hewitt

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15th July 2020

Proof, if any were ever needed, that there’s a future in looking after things from the past has landed on […]
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Apollo 11: The Mission to the Moon

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Shannon Butcher

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14th July 2020

This Thursday (16/07/20) marks the 51st anniversary of the Moon landing and AllMyReads has the perfect book to discover the story behind one of the most important events in space exploration. Check out this preview from the fantastic bookazine, Apollo 11.
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Apollo 11: The Mission to the Moon

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Shannon Butcher

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14th July 2020

This Thursday (16/07/20) marks the 51st anniversary of the Moon landing and AllMyReads has the perfect book to discover the story behind one of the most important events in space exploration. Check out this preview from the fantastic bookazine, Apollo 11.
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Digital Speedometers: We asked an expert…

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Sam Hewitt

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11th July 2020

With the somewhat irregular operation of the standard speedometer on many classic bikes, and the necessity for having very accurate […]
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Idle work saves burnt hands

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Sam Hewitt

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8th July 2020

There can be little more frustrating to a biker than a motorcycle with an incorrectly adjusted idle – either too […]
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