Trials champ and all-round motorcycling god Sammy Miller will be taking two incredibly rare bikes from his museum on the south coast to display at the Carole Nash Stafford Classic Bike Show on April 25-26. Handpicked from the museum will be the 1948 EMC 350 Grand Prix machine designed and developed by the late, great [...]
Hold that front page! The uber-rare 1967 125cc factory Suzuki GP race bike, code name RT67, will be making a debut appearance at the show this April! This pocket rocket, capable of a top speed of 140mph, was the factory machine that powered Stafford guest of honour, Stuart Graham, through the 1967 world championship season [...]
BRITAIN’S PREMIER CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE SHOW IS BACK IN THE SOUTH WEST! HERE ARE THE TOP FIVE REASONS TO VISIT… Marvel at the finest examples of private collection motorcycles Owners spend thousands of painstaking hours ensuring their exhibit is in its best possible condition, ready for display and inspection by the crowds and judges. As would [...]
WITH less than a month to go until the next instalment of the world’s biggest classic bike show at Stafford County Showground, the bikes lined up for display promise an unmissable experience for any motorcycling fan. Classic Motorcycle Mechanics magazine columnist Allen Millyard returns to the show on April 27-28 to unveil his latest [...]
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Low Ownership and Mileage for Classic Cars and Motorbikes! On Sunday 3rd and Sunday 10th February Charterhouse will be selling over 100 classic cars and motorcycles at The Royal Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet. “It never ceases to amaze me how people can hold on to their classic cars [...]
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The Charterhouse auction of classic and vintage motorbikes has a great selection of bikes going under the hammer with estimates from £200 up to £55,000. “There are bikes in all shapes and sizes and conditions.” Commented Matthew Whitney. “As usual, there is a good selection of British bikes with a smattering of German, Japanese and [...]
“Fast” Freddie Spencer! Freddie will be joining us for the whole weekend, and we can’t wait! After a hugely successful career in his native USA – the 1978 AMA 250cc Championship being his first big series win – Freddie got his first taste of international racing as part of the USA team in the 1980 [...]
The popular Classic Bike Guide Winter Classic motorcycle show, due to be held at Newark Showground on January 8/9 2022, has been cancelled.
The current surge in Omicron cases across the UK and Europe, and the Government’s predicted “tidal wave of infections” in January, have been the deciding factor for the organisers, Mortons Media Group Ltd. with the safety of everyone being the number one priority.
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Due to the worsening situation and rising infection rate of Covid-19, Mortons Media Group has reluctantly taken the decision to cancel the Carole Nash Classic Motorcycle Mechanics show, planned for October 10-11 at Stafford County Showground.
This long-established event has always been a firm favourite with motorcycle enthusiasts from all over Europe, and with the increase of cases worldwide, Mortons feels this is the safest thing to do, for the well-being of visitors and traders.
Not only is the show a highlight in the event calendar, it is also a strong social event for visitors at the show, with people naming a ‘day out with their friends’, as one of the top three reasons for going. Given the current restrictions with the ‘rule of six’, and the increasing localised lockdowns nationwide, Mortons believes this is the most responsible course of action to take.
The Stafford Shows will continue in 2021, with the popular Carole Nash International Classic MotorCycle Show scheduled to take place over the weekend of April 24-25. The team will be looking to bounce back by putting on the biggest and best show of its kind in order to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
Meanwhile Mortons will continue to hold regular outdoor autojumbles at Newark showground and Kempton Park, as currently planned.
