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VJMC AGM and Annual Rally 2-4 July 2021

This years rally and AGM now has the green light and will go ahead as planned.

It has been thoroughly assessed in consultation with KRFC.

Please see page 31 of June's Tansha and be sure to register attendance

Welcome to the VJMC, the UK’s premier club for Japanese bikes fifteen years old and over. The club was founded in 1982 by a small group of like minded enthusiasts..

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We have something of Suzuki theme going on this issue with Any Crabb's stunning artwork on the front cover.

Inside there's a T500 that's the subject of some virtual judging over in America, Part 2 of a TS185 restoration and a cracking review of Barry Sheene's race bikes thanks to our good friends Suzuki GB.

Elsewhere a Honda CD200 is reborn, we have a 60-something venturing out on the dirt for the first time, a track day experience and much more besides.

If you have an interest in older Japanese machinery then June's Tansha is a must-have. 

Steve Cooper

VJMC Editor