Classic bike guide
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TonyBaxter
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Classic bike guide
Am I the only one to notice the front cover this month, with the heading AERIEL!
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SimonFletcher
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Re: Classic bike guide
I think it's been mentioned elsewhere, but whatever happened to proofreading?
Next month Bee Essay and after that Naughton. What happens when they get a Velo to review is anyones guess…
Next month Bee Essay and after that Naughton. What happens when they get a Velo to review is anyones guess…
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‘72 BMW R60/5, ‘83 BMW R80RT
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TonyBaxter
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Re: Classic bike guide
SimonFletcher wrote: ↑Wed Mar 16, 2022 12:35 pm I think it's been mentioned elsewhere, but whatever happened to proofreading?
Next month Bee Essay and after that Naughton. What happens when they get a Velo to review is anyones guess…
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Re: Classic bike guide
Hi , my one is spelt all right ARIEL Maybe they redone them by the time i got my one 
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TonyBaxter
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Re: Classic bike guide
Interesting. I wonder if the misspelt ones are limited in number, if so, then hang on to them for a few decades and they'll be worth a fortune to a collector.JohnnyBeckett wrote: ↑Wed Mar 16, 2022 11:04 pm Hi , my one is spelt all right ARIEL Maybe they redone them by the time i got my one
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Mine is an Aerial copy? I thought it odd but there it is and my guess is they print off batches for different destinations and purposes.
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Re: Classic bike guide
I've got one! , cost me 9 euros though
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Re: Classic bike guide
Pity the designer didn’t notice the correct spelling about 2½” away on the tank badge…
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I've passed it on the Steve Wilson , who conducted the road test
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