The Classic Motorcycle van juli 1985

Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
EDITORIAL - Comradeship of the roads, and all that . . .
250cc Velocette KSS - Actually, it was what was left over from a 'basket case' rebuild, but John Harrowell has built it into a smart little racer.
LEFT FOR LAND'S END - Being one man's personal reminiscence of the 1938 all-through-the-night Easter run.
READERS' LETTERS - The liveliest correspondence columns of any motor cycle journal.
THE PASSING OF JAY-JAY - There was this Douglas, see ... or, how Derek Moore put one over on the local rogue!
SOUTH-WEST NOTES - Jeff Clew, reporting from the bottom left-hand side of England.
JUST LIKE 1965 - At the Pre-65 Half-Day Scottish Trial, says Ralph Venables.
BURTON PARADE - Photographer Jim Davies was snapping away.
NORTHAMPTON HILLS - Ever had that feeling of a ghost riding on the handlebars? Alan Burman has!
RUDGE RALLY - Bob Currie drops in at Coombe Abbey, with notebook and camera.
RASSELAS - Says 'Meanwhile, back at the factory . . .' and takes a look at old-time assembly methods.
WAKEY, WAKEY! - Or is that -Hi-de-Hi'? Patrick Click has a jolly time at the VMCC/Butlins bash.
TREASURES OF THE NATIONAL - This time Bob Currie tells the intriguing story of Plumstead's last Norton project, the double-knocker P10 parallel twin that never made it into production.
COPPERKNOB - Tim Holmes travels to Bedfordshire to study Ben Bickell's famous
all-copper-plated Brooklands race-winner.
VMCC NOTES a€ Dave Davies enlarges upon 'What's On' in the vintage and classic world.
THE HARLEY SHOW - Tim Holmes reports from Shepton Mallet, in words and pictures.
YOU WERE ASKING? - With editor Bob Currie dishing out advice left, right and centre . . .
TAILS WILL BE WORN - A flashback, through the camera of Louis Pauzin, to the time when all the best racing bikes were dressed overall.
ON THE FOUR WINDS - Bringing news from everywhere, and including the summertime diary of events.
PRINCIPLES OF RESTORATION - And John Sails shares a few more secrets of the restorer's art.
PAST TIMES - Another dip into the archives, another intriguing picture or two.
WHEELIN' 'N' DEALIN' - Has the Australian market been saturated? muses Mike Worthington-Williams.
ON THE HEATH - Phil tells of the bike they called the Instant Racer.

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