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  • New from Nourish

    New from Nourish

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    The Nourish head is supplied with a replacement barrel and pistons, which means that everything above the crankcase/barrel joint is new. Every part is optimised to improve efficiency and smooth running of the engine. The complete kit is supplied from £2350 plus VAT. The name Nourish has been synonymous with the production of replacement billet…

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  • Oxford seeks race machinery

    Oxford seeks race machinery

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    The company’s wish list includes the Ducati 888s which competed in the hands of Trevor Nation, Robert Dunlop, Steve Hislop, Jim Moodie and Jeremy McWilliams and the Peckett-McNabb Kawasakis, which Asa Moyce, Les Burgan and Mike Hunt campaigned in the late 70s. Oxford’s early race exploits extended to the Isle of Man, where in 1981…

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  • Dennis Crane

    Dennis Crane

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    Born in 1933 at Sulby Bridge, Sulby, Isle of Man, he married Kathleen (Cain), and they had three children, Angela, Paul, and Geoffrey. Dennis started riding motorcycles at 15, taking part in local scrambles, trials and short circuit racing at Jurby. He also competed in two Scottish Six Day and three International Six Day Trials…

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  • Phil returns to finish the job

    Phil returns to finish the job

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    After patient tuition from the team at The Bike Experience charity, at Silverstone, and further practice at Snetterton, Phil attempted to be the first paraplegic to ride a solo around the TT course when he participated in the 90th Anniversary Past Winners’ Parade lap. Unfortunately things didn’t go completely to plan when a technical issue…

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  • Classic Racer Sept/Oct issue on sale!

    Classic Racer Sept/Oct issue on sale!

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    New issue’s out! CLASSIC RACER REGULARS • Editor's intro Malc sets the scene • Archive Shot Roberts arrives • Paddock Gossip Packed with news • Readers Write Have your say • Subscribe Get a better deal CLASSIC RACER PEOPLE • Rod Scivyer Adding some colour • Fred Merkel If you want blood • Bruce Cox…

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  • Wil Hartog hammers form book

    Wil Hartog hammers form book

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    While the large Dutch contingent in the 100,000 crowd went wild as their hero stormed to victory, with a 16 second lead over the American, Hartog’s Suzuki team-mate, Barry Sheene, was less pleased. Drafted in to the factory Suzuki team to replace Pat Hennen after the American’s Isle of Man TT crash, the intention was…

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  • Team Obsolete set to mark 1984 Historic TT success

    Team Obsolete set to mark 1984 Historic TT success

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    Roper will parade the very same 1959 Matchless G50, frame number 1709, that he rode to victory in the three-lap event in the Classic Racer Magazine Classic TT Lap of Honour on Monday 25th August. The parade lap is part of the Isle of Man Classic TT Races presented by Bennetts. "We've gone to great…

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  • Bruce Anstey to ride McIntosh Norton in the 2014 Classic Senior TT

    Bruce Anstey to ride McIntosh Norton in the 2014 Classic Senior TT

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    Nine times TT winner Anstey was lying second last year in the inaugural Senior Classic TT when a piston failure caused his retirement on the second lap of the four lap race. Anstey commented that he had to re-learn all his old "250" lines where you used every inch of the road, and sometimes more!…

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  • Michael Dunlop to ride father's Norton rotary at Classic TT races

    Michael Dunlop to ride father's Norton rotary at Classic TT races

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    The parade, a tribute to twenty-six time TT Race winner Joey Dunlop, takes place on the Isle of Man on Saturday August 23 as part of the Island's Classic TT Races. The Ballymoney man, who won four TT Races this year riding BMW's including the historic PokerStars Senior TT Race seventy five years after George…

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  • Honda RC181 replica

    Honda RC181 replica

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    Honda RC181 race replica But even on the reps that fall into the good or less category it’s relatively easy to make them sound a little like the original thing, with four open meggas, but it’s quite another to make them feel like a real race bike. Ronald Agoston has achieved just that, and the…

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