I've just seen that ebikeinsurance.co.uk are offering free classic bike insurance when you buy a standard 12 month policy online. Worth a look if interested - and could save you some money cheers How old does the bike have to be? to be classed as a

I am building a 4 bike classic Yamaha race team I have just completed the 250 and will start a 125 next wk I f you want to follow the progress of the restoration / build please join my page under George Wenman on facebook my plan is to have a 50cc

Rode past a pub last night with a few classic bikes outside old triumphs, BSAs, that kind of thing - didn't stop 'cos I don't like to see men kissing...Do you reckon in 30 or so years there'll be old gimmers - and that will be some of us - tottering

Do you think any bikes being produced today will achieve 'classic' status in years to come ?In the 1950's we had the Vincent Black Shadow and the Sunbeam S7 for example.The 60's and 70's gave us the Triumph Trident, Kawasaki 500 triple and the Honda

In a completely unprecedented move I went to the pub last night. Parked ouside were 3 machines glinting in the moonlight. A bonnie, a trumpet tiger and Laverda Jota. Ooooh yummy.Do you hanker after a classic? Do you still really want to buy the bike

Went down to the Prestwood Meet with Rev Fred on Sunday.We borrowed a couple of classic bikes from my Dad. A 1965 Matchless G3(350cc) and a 1953 Vincent Comet (500cc).I had one of the best rides this summer!!! After 5 minutes I realised I didn

Increasingly I find myself liking and enjoying classic and vintage bikes.I buy Classic Bike on a regular basis now and it is immensely enjoyable to see the genuine satisfaction these guys get out of their machines.I really quite fancy one at some

few of the guys there about their classic bikes. They had a Rudge, a Matchless X4 (very, very rare apparently) a BSA and an old Ducati race bike. I thought they were fascinating, spent ages sat on the Matchless being shown what all the levers do

of wrenching bikes. It's become like work and I'd rather ride instead.The Triumph Thruxton is another bike that comes to mind. Similar feeling and looks as a classic but way more dependable.Still, if you need a classic, then throw this reply in the garbage