Issue Thirty Four: February 2007

• AJS MODEL 30: An owner's eye view of his 1956 600cc Ajay twin
• ARIEL LEADER V VELOCETTE LE: Giant head-to-head test of those commuter classics which time should have forgotten but we seem to have remembered
• BMW R100 OUTFIT: Celia Walton tells us how she got back on the road and resurrected an old airhead
• BSA GOLD STAR: Steve Wilson meets a man with a pre-65 Goldie trials bike, a man who has no fear of getting it properly muddy!
• BSA GOLD STAR SPECIAL: Another beautiful Beesa, this time a ZB34 rebuilt as a scrambler special
• INDIAN BIG CHIEF: An original and (mostly) unrestored 1925 American V-twin. Simply. Stunning.
• MOTO GUZZI NUOVO FALCONE: The why, the how and the wherewithall of buying and owning a single-cylinder Guzzi
• 2007 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE BLACK SE: No, it's not a 'classic bike' as such, but it is a British bike which is likely to appeal to classic bike enthusiasts. And that's why we tested it!
• TRIUMPH METISSE PROJECT, part two. Nigel (aka Melbourne Metisse) gets to grips with fibreglass, rocker boxes and a pain in the back

PLUS: Batteries and ammeters and other things electrical; welding and soldering and when to use bolts; PUB on motorcycle lighting and Frank Westworth attacks an Ariel clutch.