Flashback: Howard R Davies' story
Howard R Davies was born in 1895 and he quickly showed a love of life
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from the archive: Whit’s Wisdom at Newark – January 9-10
With record crowds, for what is now the established start to the classic year, James
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Hislop vs Foggy: Best battle in TT history?
Hislop got the Norton over the line in 1st position. Arguably the Norton Rotary racer’s finest
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from the archive: The Pope Special – Small but perfectly formed
Ray Palmer has had a go at various riding disciplines. Since retirement, he has acquired
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Read morefrom the archive: Whit’s Wisdom at Newark – January 9-10
With record crowds, for what is now the established start to the classic year, James kept the large audience around the stage spellbound with tales from his racing days. He also shared his natural enthusiasm
Read moreFlashback: Howard R Davies' story
Howard R Davies was born in 1895 and he quickly showed a love of life and excitement, riding horses and hunting as a child. However, racing motorcycles was what he wanted to do. Davies worked
Read moreHislop vs Foggy: Best battle in TT history?
Hislop got the Norton over the line in 1st position. Arguably the Norton Rotary racer’s finest hour – Steve Hislop winning the 1992 Senior TT. It has gone down as one of the most famous battles
Read moreGawne not forgotten as Island celebrates marshalling
The cancellation of this year’s racing on the Isle of Man not only means fans from around the world are missing their ‘fix’ of one of sport’s greatest shows, but also it now means farewell
Read morefrom the archive: The Pope Special – Small but perfectly formed
Ray Palmer has had a go at various riding disciplines. Since retirement, he has acquired a collection of 50cc race bikes, but the Pope Special, for close personal reasons, is a particular favourite. Alan Turner
Read moreYounger bikes allowed to parade with the CRMC
The CRMC will now consider applications for ‘Parade Only’ registrations for machines manufactured before December 31, 1994. Previously, the youngest bikes allowed to parade were those from before the end of December 1986. At a
Read moreFrom the archive: A Flying Finn in France – Changing Times
After Chas Mortimer gave Yamaha its first 500cc class win at the last Grand Prix of 1972, riding a 350 twin, the 1973 season marked a new dawn for the Japanese factory with its impressive
Read moreHeiden parts for Yamaha XS650
The Yamaha XS650 powerplant, bored out to 750cc, has been raced solo for some time in CRMC events and is becoming increasingly popular with classic sidecar crews, building a good reputation for strength and reliability.
Read moreInternational Dirt Bike Show postponed until 2021
Due to the current situation with the coronavirus pandemic, Mortons Events have had to postpone the International Dirt Bike Show due to be held at Stafford Showground on the 31 October – 1 November 2020. The safety, wellbeing
Read moreInside the July/August edition of Classic Racer
Classic Racer magazine celebrates the greatest racers and racing motorcycles in history, where motorcycle-racing legends truly live on. Classic Racer magazine covers everything from tests of historic racing machinery, written by those who rode them,
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