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RealClassic Magazine - April 2026

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In this issue

HONDA C B200
If your days as a wild street racer are passing, why not meet the nicest people on a (small) Honda? Chris Spaett explains an unusual choice of a forever bike. Frank Westworth took notes…

NORTON MODEL 18
When you ride an old bike then inevitably you end up xing an old bike. Martin Peacock provides a rider’s view of Norton’s noble big single…

ASCOT PULLIN SPORT UTILITY
It looks amazing. It’s remarkable to ride. It’s remarkably blue. Alan Cathcart uncovers the strange world of the Ascot-Pullin…

RealClassic Magazine Description:

Publisher: Kelsey-Media

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

RealClassic magazine features the very best British motorcycles from all eras, plus charismatic Continental machines (and the odd Japanese classics crops up occasionally, too). Long term classic riders will recognise many of the members of the RC team, which includes authors, historians and journalists like Steve Wilson, Dave Minton, Matt Vale, Odgie, Jacqueline 'PUB' Bickerstaff, Rowena Hoseason and editor Frank Westworth -- but the magazine's key feature is that it is firmly grounded in the real world. Our articles are written by real life riders and reflect far more than a simple road test ever can. We're never scared of getting grubby in The Shed (and we even admit it when things go horribly wrong!)