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www.theSupergranny.blogspot.com http GiftQuestOnline.ning.com Mary Bosveld The Supergranny is mad about lots of things. Chocolate, gifts, delft blue, coffee, LEGO, Video, Videoing, “playing with the grandkids” rottweiller, dogs, cake, “Beautiful Gardens” rotties, pets, cats, flowers, cows, cheese, planes, trains, bikes, cars, “veteran car” “vintage car” lots of things. http www.GiftQuestOnline.com http
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1970 Kreidler van veen & 1975 Ringhini 50cc GP race bikes run at the classic motorcycle mechanics show at the stafford county showground on 18th &19th october 2009

A selection of the bikes at the Bristol Classic Bike Show 2010
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My collection of “mostly” classic British cars and bikes.

a look around unrestored motorcycles vintage and classic in north walsham museum…lighting was not good and the bikes were crammed in tight …but it was interesting

This is the first real ride I’ve taken on my 2001 Royal Enfield Bullet 500 Classic Military Model motorcycle. I love it! It starts easily, keeps up with traffic, and doesn’t vibrate as much as I expected it to. The Amal carburetor works well, and the loud pipe sounds great, but not too loud. I rode it down to the ocean and watched the old guys surfing with paddles. It was a good day. See this Royal Enfield Bullet and my other bikes at www.hoohoohoblin.com

Tony Ingreys Harley-powered Sporton is the latest in a long line of hand-built specials to emerge from his dark, satanic workshop. Rod Gibson braved the Yorkshire Moors to find out more. As an apprentice in a bike workshop I was taught that, for any well-prepared bike ever to see the light of day, a clean, tidy and well-ordered workspace was essential. For having a tidy workshop creates the right mindset to build tidy bikes, and chaos can only breed chaos * More on www.classicmechanics.com
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Check out my blog; bluehaze-gazza.blogspot.com The Manawatu Classic Motorcycle Club celebrated there 30th Anniversary this weekend with a rally at Camp Rangi Woods in the Pohongina Valley. A wide range of bikes were represented from the 1920s thru to the seventies. Most were British with Triumph definitely the best represented.
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exeter city centre around 1pm today 19th december 2009 the exeter classic motorcycle club were showing some of there bikes and raising money for charity