The Classic Motorcycle oktober/november 1982

Uit de inhoud:

Editorial - Thanks for the Mallory!
Hedley Cox's Pippin - But the Velocette Covel never did reach its potential.
On The Heath - Phil visits Three Sisters, and looks in at Oulton.
Willoughby at Monza- Vic finds drift and oversteer with the John Surtees MV Agusta four.
Reader's Letters - As ever, there's plenty to write about.
South-West Notes - Jeff Clew reporting.
Road Test Reprinted - One for Velo fans, the 499cc Venom.
Pull Up a Floorboard! - You, too, could find a Douglasa€or two.
Banbury Sun - Happenings at Britain's biggest all-vintage outing.
Four Winds - News and gossip of the classic world.
Rudges in the Blood - The Archers, a not-so-everyday story ...
Sports Squirrel Reborn - Ken Lindsay tells of his Scott restoration.
50 Years On-And a 1932 Levis Cup Trial competitor tries again.
Fire Combo - How a Norton helped to make car racing safer.
Behind a Porch Wall - The Traub, an extraordinary USA find.
Shipley Revisited - and would you believe yashmaghs?
Cheltenham International - Well yes, it rained; but in spite of that . . .
Wheelin' 'n' Dealin' - Prices rising again, says Mike Worthington-Williams.
What Goes Up . . . Reg Glading's 584cc Harley-Davidson. engine once powered a glider.
Mini-Manual - Where Douglas Scott turns his attention to the 197cc Villiers unit: Part 1.
A Sister to Assist 'Ian Dick and Ellen Cutlack, star trick-riders.
When a Scramble was a Scramble - Not a foreign two-stroke in sight.

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