Classic Motorcycle Mechanics – September 2019

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NEW MODELSAT DSHC!

Fournew additionshave furtherexpanded

the David SilverHonda Collectionto more

than 200 classicHondamodels.

Thisisu pfrom 150when the

museumfirstopenedin July 2016.The

additionsincludea1 983 MVX250F–a

rare V3liquid-cooled2-stroke, kindly

donated by MarkForrestofNorfolk; a

1983 VF400F–one of the first

generationliquid-cooled four-stroke V

models;a1979CR125R Elsinore–the

secondgene rationCR125R known as

‘RedBullet’inthe UK;and a

VFR750R (RC30)–from TV presenter

James May’s collection.

The maindisplayitself ranges from

the very first Hondamodel ,a

A-type, through to the 1992 CBR900RR

FireBlade andoval-pistonNR-750. It’sa

greatday out, so go towww.

davidsilverhondacollection.co.ukfor a

fulllistofall modelsondisplay.The

collectionwill continue to growalong

withadditionalfeatures such as the new

Honda Reading Room.

Open daydetails

The National Motorcycle

Museum’sLIVE events

have gone from strength to

strength over the past five

years and details have

been released of the latest.

Saturday,October 26

will see the museum host

the sixth annual free open

day when everyone willbe

invited to visit the museum

free of charge. Now oneof

the largest events in the

biking calendar,there will

also be ahost of other

attractions, including

NMM’s‘Stars on Stage’

feature (hosted by Steve

Plater), ‘Meet the Experts’

where specialists will

answer questions, and the

‘Start Up’ feature where

some amazing machinery

will be seen and heard.

Don’t forget that TV’s

Henry Cole will be doing

a‘Shed and Buried’

special from the event.

Added to this is the

large indoor auto-jumble

held within the warm

and dry surroundingsof

the National Motorcycle

Museum, as well as trade

stands and displays. The

museum shop will also be

open throughout the event,

sellingahuge rangeof

classic motorcycling books,

clothing and memorabilia,

while the museum’schefs

will be cookingawide

range of meals and snacks

for most of the day.

For many,the main

even twill the draw for the

Summer 2019 raffle,

which hasafirst prize of a

Triumph T160!With so

much happening (and still

achance to win thatbike)

you need to pop along for

more updates on Museum

Live 2019 atwww.

thenmm.co.uk

NMM LIVE rocks!

Best Honda collection

outside Japan!

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