Old Bike Australasia

Hitting the ton

  this is the one hundredth issue of   took its first unsteady steps in 2006, but the gestation period had been lengthy, dating back at least four years prior to that. To me, the idea of a locally-focussed classic motorcycle magazine had much merit; after all we had a heritage the envy of the motorcycling world, a wealth of personalities,

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