Need some bedtime reading? This month’s RC includes articles about BSA, BMW, Triumph, Moto Guzzi and Royal Enfield twins, with singles from Rudge and Honda. Truly an international issue...

AJS Model 31 Rebuild
Do you know how the clutch on an old Britbike works? Frank Westworth is doing his best to retain as many original parts of his project as possible, so needs to assess the condition of his clutch...

1976 BMW 60/6
Engineer Martyn Roberts considers different approaches to creating a twin-cylinder middleweight. The BMW is high on his list alongside a 1980’s Triumph TR65 and the 2009 Moto Guzzi V7 Classic

BSA A65 Lightning Rebuild
Works on Matt’s project bike gets wheely interesting and he discovers BSA’s little yoke for his 650’s model year

1982 Honda XL500R
Steve MacGregor had a budget of a grand with which to buy and prep an old bike to take him on his travels around Europe. He opted for a four-stroke single trail bike

Classic Dirt Bikes
Odgie gets grubby off-road with pre-65 and twin-shock trials

Royal Enfield V-Twin 700
For the first time, Aniket Vardhan tells the full, 15 year story of creating his impressive Musket V-twin motorcycle from two Enfield 350 engines

Rudge Motorcycles
The first Rudge bikes were built 100 years ago, so Rowena Hoseason looks back to the Rudge Four of the 1920s and 1930s to help celebrate this centenary

1962 Triumph TR6SS
This 650 Triumph took part in speed, navigation and off-road trials into the 1970s and has recently been restored. Frank Westworth took it for a spin

Zenster Project, Part Six
How to make a petrol tank from scratch: Odgie bends metal...

PLUS the debates about ethanol in petrol and the best Dominator continue; Steve Wilson goes down the road to the White Horse Bike Show; RC subscribers save a fiver on a new reg/rec unit; Dave Minton is a Cool Dude (official), and PUB continues her exploration of Cross engines...