The Classic Motorcycle april 1986

Uit de inhoud:

EDITORIAL - A welcome back to the National Rally.
BLACK MAURITIUS - It was the rarest BMW of all, the blown roadster built for Walter Zeiler's retirement. Story by Ernst Leverkus.
READERS' LETTERS - A further selection from the most interesting postbag of any classic magazine.
'P' FOR PROBLEMS - In which Rasselas, posits possible perils pertaining to that letter.
FIRST REGISTERED THIS YEAR - But, very definitely, NO careful owners! The tale of a clip-on in the kitchen.
SOUTH-WEST NOTES - And Jeff muses on the origin of the workshop manual.
SCRAMBLING GOLDIES - An extract from Don Morley's new book, Classic British Scrambles Bikes: Don looks at BSA's heavies.
ONE OF THE TEN - From New Zealand, Marty Rush traces the history of a 500cc Excelsior Manxman that is still being raced.
BOOKSHELF - Our glance at what's been published recently.
UNAPPROACHABLE AND UNSURPASSABLE - Patrick Click assesses the rival merits of the ES2 Norton and Vincent Comet in a double-test feature.
STRAIGHT-LINER a€ In our Treasures of the National series, we turn our attention to the ex-George Dance sprint Sunbeam, unbeatable in its day.
THE SEAT THAT SAW OFF THE SADDLE! - Whereby Titch Alien explains the thinking behind the famous Feridax Dualseat; but it was too successful for its own survival.
YOU WERE ASKING - And Bob Currie was answering, as CMC's enquiry bureau opens for business.
ON THE FOUR WINDS - Classic news and gossip from all quarters.
PRINCIPLES OF RESTORATION - John Salis offers his monthly helping of renovation tips and advice.
VMCC NOTES - More vintage dates for the diary, gathered by David Davies.
WHEELIN' 'N' DEALIN' - With Mike Worthington-Williams rounding off the auction season, and looking forward to the next.
ON THE HEATH - Nostalgia in Leicestershire, reports Phil; and why not?

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