Classic Bike Guide

A TRITON 500 SPECIAL

The subject of exactly what makes a classic bike has been much aired of late. But I think that fellow contributor Frank Westworth hit the nail on the head when he stated that it is a bike that engenders not only a wide interest, but also has a certain desirability – or words to that effect. So, as a writer and motorcyclist I am generally, possibly like the rest of us, always on the lookout for interesting motorcycles. Fortunately to that end, we have in the Midlands an excellent cafe that is much frequented by motorcyclists of all persuasions. It is in Quatt, a pleasant riverside setting, a mile or two from the old and picturesque town of Bridgnorth. Maybe you have already been there? If not put it on your list, for the ride out there on the A458 Stourbridge to Shrewsbury road is one of the best rides in the country.

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