Classic Bike Hub

1 week ago | classicbikehub.uk | Alex Bestwick

Classic Motorcycle Mechanics, the magazine dedicated to the buying, riding and rebuilding of the later classics and Japanese machines, has a fantastic new issue lined up for you this month. As always, this issue of CMM magazine is bursting with workshop tips, cracking features and a look at what’s happening in the motorcycle world.

1 week ago | classicbikehub.uk | Alex Bestwick

The largest indoor classic motorcycle show and jumble in the South East will return next month with a Norton theme. Elk Promotions’ Ardingly Classic Bike Show & Jumble returns to the South of England Showground on Sunday 27th July 2025, with a special celebration of the game-changing Norton Featherbed frame.

3 weeks ago | classicbikehub.uk | Alex Bestwick

Welcome to Old Bike Mart, the subscription-only newspaper with a huge selection of classic motorcycle classified ads. A few months ago Mick Payne introduced us all to the Bike and Brew event. Now, with his MARK (Motorbiker Acts of Random Kindness) passport in hand, he sets off on the first visit of the year. In this month’s Readers’ Tales there is mention of the Indian Arrow, the motorcycle that was part of the Springfield company’s attempt to replace its traditional V-twins.

3 weeks ago | classicbikehub.uk | Alex Bestwick

The July edition of The Classic MotorCycle magazine offers a lavishly illustrated celebration of legendary machines, riders and races, and news, reviews and rare period images from the golden age of motorcycling. Drawing on an archive stretching back to 1903, The Classic MotorCycle magazine provides an unparalleled insight into more than a century of motorcycle design, development, riding, racing and much more. This month:The Brough SS100s duly steal the show. Expectations well and truly exceeded.

4 weeks ago | classicbikehub.uk | Alex Bestwick

RealClassic revels in the nuts and bolts of running, riding and rebuilding real classic motorcycles. Expert and enthusiastic real-life riders from across the world share their passion for old bikes. Inspired by his racing heroes, Colin Leighfield bought his first Norton Dominator before he turned eighteen. He remains a featherbed fan to this day…A Vincent motorised bicycle? Not even a 1000cc V-twin motor?