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There looked to be some brilliant classics on show. Love the RDs from the 70s and 80s. CBX1000, Z1300 and the rare rotary RE5. Nice to see a meet well organised and looking like it has the support of the residents.

Looks like a great chilled event buddy.. 😎

As a Northern lad, I notice the only thing South of Hayling Beach is Bayeux . . . this is obviously an infamous stitch-up, as the town's only material wealth amounts to an almost complete travesty, there to distort the very fabric of history! : )

Some awsome bikes there bruv. The suzuki katana was the bike I wanted as a kid, that was a cracking example of an OG one. Thanks for the video bruv.

The blue TRX 03:43 looks in better condition than my neglected beast. Thanks for sharing!

Nice to see a Triumph blowing the snot out it's air jets before then starting-up second kick, (forgotten too many manual advance levers myself to not recognise that 'snort of disgust') Auto-advance units are fine & dandy, but sometimes they stick too - & the kickstart will tell your instep ALL about it! : )

This is heaven to me! ✌️♥️🤗

Wow, what a beautiful setting! ❤🤗

Gods speed for ever in are hearts race with the angels

Great event wasn't it, as they usually are! I thought I spotted you, and I got featured in the video briefly 😂

Old chaps on old Japs eh! 😉👍

Brings back memories, loved the sound of that cb x. Great video as usual.

be strident with your Trident, don't mothball it

bit stark the warehouse, but the geezers are die hard enthusiasts

I suffer from 2 STROKE'O PHOBIA, which, unlike the other 'phobia' , does actually exist

Another great video, love the old and the new models, brings back memories.

Amazing stuff! Superb!

Nice review. I have one from 2005. I solved the engine problem under 3000 by disconnecting the gray pipe above the air box (so it is always completely open) and blocking this pipe with a screw. I also installed a KN filter. Problem solved. The operation was easy and is reversible.

Thanks for this review ! I just can't decide between this TDM and the Suzuki Vstrom 650... I know there're not in the same range but i don't know, that's my 2 favorite good for all bikes on the market right now.. Did you have the chance to try a Strom and if so what do you think about it ?

RoSPA in the 1970s was concerned that bikers had to be looking over their shoulders yet they didn't care much for that moped lady rider's lack of leathers.

Wow, thank you for the kind words, sooo many lovely bikes there🙏😎 - I have to own up to being the builder/owner of the Harris Bevel. ~20+ year gestation period with many people to thank🤦‍♂️😁

I'm informed that Moto Union 24 was the inaugural event and the launch for a yearly show, so we can look forward to a bigger and better Moto Union 25. Great video by the way.

Wish i had kept my gs1000,katana still a stand out design for me,spotted a morini 3 1/2 there lovely bikes

I know what you feel, for me it's the Jota, everytime. Some interesting 'framing' amongst that little lot. Amazing how much radical metal 'spag.' it takes to re-mount the big Ducati lumps, tends to make me think 'why bother?', their stock frames exhibit lots of KISS & seem to work quite well. Love the 'Sucati', had a T500 once & that thing's frame was the best road-going laxative ever! : )

My grandfather made Sunbeams.

I gave on the queue for the icecream

The DGR business leaves me cold.(hipsters) This is much more pleasing. Probably a lot of similar machines but more unassuming! I thank that was borderline ranty! Sorry Hipsters! Peace and love Dave 👍✌️❤️

Hi Dave , I'm way behind but still watching. Peace and love brother as always ✌️❤️

. . . some corner of a foreign field, that is forever . . .

Hi Duke, in France as well but Normandy. Enjoy your trip. Respect

I was there, that's my Crosstourer @3:07 😊. I agree, these events are a lot of work to organise and difficult to get off the ground. Let's hope it happens again and continues to grow.

Bulletproof machine. Heard once about a guy who made more than 200k km without any issues.

And every bike has its own beauty, in my opinion....👌✨

Which of the firms do you know of who run the clutch modification still please? Werks has retired and the other guy on here sharealike doesn't seem to get back to you.

Pretty much spot on assessment Duke. I owned an '02 TDM900 for nineteen years and 165,000km from new and am now on my second, an '08 model (identical in all relevant respects) because a friend was selling and I couldn't not buy it, as it only had 26k on the clock. I bought the first one sight unseen from a dealer 400km away having only test ridden a second hand TDM850 and I have to say my immediate impression was that I'd bought a 'chook chaser' for the first hour or two riding home but now love the riding position. Two things though. I had a friend remove the rear baffle from the pipes which not only makes it sound mellifluous but instantly cured the low speed fueling problem and hence smoothed out the slightly notchy gear change. Win-win. And secondly the rear spring pre-load adjustment is horrendous! I change it whenever I take a pillion or load up the bike with Yamaha's panniers and seat luggage and I have to say it is always a pain to adjust. I have wrapped the adjustment C-spanner handle with self bonding tape which helps but I also have a pair of protective gloves under the seat as well to save the skin on my knuckles... Oh and I also fitted a Yamaha aftermarket centre stand which is in my view essential. Once had a rear tyre puncture on a Sunday and the only car tyre shop open anywhere nearby agreed to put a mushroom plug in it only because we could get the rear off the deck. He wasn't set up to do bike tyres. I since carry my own external plugs and electric mini pump. Oh and lastly, a pair of LED globes has dramatically improved forward night vision.

0:36 - Ah, the perfect English road bike. More than enough grunt for the King's Highway (!?) plus the added bonus of pretty good handling. I always ran the old iron-heads though, a fair bit cheaper to buy 12th hand & a lot less 'clattery' up top. Last one cost me £110, only kept it 2yrs & sold to a pal for the exact same amount, - twit! Ho-hum, 'life's rich tapestry' & all that inexcusable jazz, eh? : )

I agree it’s not the size of the event but those that participate, beautiful weather, great video… Kempton Park this Saturday (11th) ?

Great clip - we're back at Ardingly for the Summer Classic Bike Show & Jumble on Sunday 14 July 2024

Great video - we're next out for the Ashford Classic Motorcycle Show and Autojumble on Whitsun Bank Holiday Monday 27 May 2024. Back at Ardingly for tbe Summer Classic Bike Show & Jumble on Sunday 14/7/24! For more details visit our website

I wish someone would invent 'Smellyvision' - or at least a 'Castrol R' aromatic plug-in. (though I suspect the average memsahib may object to having 'Lily of the Paddock' drifting through her lounge.) Think of all the evocative aromas that do pervade a race meeting, the ones that could perhaps be encapsulated within a little rub of 'Biker Balm' in the end of each nostril, as you settle in your favourite chair . . . So many smells, choose your fave. 'Dodgy Burger Van & HP sauce', 'Remnants of Barry's clutch', or that perennial favourite 'Scraped leathers with ingrained chlorophyll staining & 'stuffed crust' seams rammed full of 'sheep-poo-surprise'! Really fancy a hot-dog now . . . fried onions . . . dab of English mustard . . . 'Slob mode - begin'! : )

great to hear this wonderful sound again, Mike rode it at Oulton Park, you could hear it all the way around the circuit.

Such a beautiful machine.

'Buy quality, buy once.' writ large in nickel plate & still showing the World a clean pair of heels : )

Very cool. A real one.

A very lucky man. For me it's just a dream.

My grandad painted Andy Mac's helmets and fairings! RIP to them both.

Maybe I’ll bump into you at the next one. I’m always keeping my eye out for yourself and Me Bentley

Autojumbles - where you'll see all the parts you couldn't get nor afford when you owned one, only saving grace is when those few parts now cost more than you originally paid for the whole bike! One guy's 'donkey's old doorstop', may indeed be another guy's 'forty thou over' unobtainium : ) Edit - Enviable Vinbeezer!

Love a good auto jumble and classic show. Don't know if you're going to Stafford Classic at the weekend? We're hopefully there Saturday