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John Fawcett is pictured with his 1937 Velocette which he owned for 22 years. John, who lives at Marton, was one of the many bike

Ron Hull, of Trimdon, checks over his 1933 Borough Superior, the Rolls Royce of bikes in its day, at the Classic Bike Show. 28th March 1993

Classic Bike Show - Ron Butler from Brotton puts his great grandchildren Stacey and Paul Moore, on board his 1937 Rudge Sports Special. 26th March 1995

Russell Armstrong with the 94 model CB500. 18th January 1994

Biking brothers Sandy (left) and Alex McKenzie pictured with their pride and joy have a warning to others to keep their bikes safe. 28th August 1992

The Excellence of British engineering has been demonstrated by two old motorcycles undergoing renovation in a council workshop

Motorcyclist Jane Donovan tries the massive 1350cc Harley-Davidson Electra Glide. Retailing at £ 3, 999, the Harley was the most expensive production motorcycle on display at the recent Earls

Reflective trim for night-time safety is essential, not only for pedestrians but for cyclists, motorcyclists and road workers

Hartlepool Show held at Grayfields - The Cleveland BSA Owners Club had many of their rare classic bikes on show, Martin Bonner, 10, polishes up his father Dereks rare 1966 BSA 250 Spotsman machine

Gary Jordinson of Tillsons motor cycle shop, Stockton, with the Yamaha GTS 1000. 15th February 1993

Newlywed teacher Dot Redshaw has a double aim close to the heart of every serious biker - to improve the public image of two wheeled transport and its adherents;

Michael Tilley, aged three and a half, tries out a 1956 Ariel 500cc at the Classic Bike Show. 28th March 1993

Typical of the latest rends in motorcycling is this 650cc Katana Machine from Suzuki. Bristling with innovation, this newcomer has been designed with the European market in mind

Paul Hammersley (left), Dave Evans and Roy Gilkes (right) are just three of the Cleveland bikers who took part in memorial rides to mark the anniversary of the death of the motorcycling martyr Fred

Stuart is pictured with the 1968 Triumph Trophy 650 Twin which he hopes will be joined by other classic Triumphs in the new club. 1st August 1992

Motor-cycle safety in East Cleveland gets a boost with the re-opening of a motor-cycle training centre in Brotton. Cleveland County Councils motor-cycle training scheme had to withdraw its services

Three Cleveland bikers are seeking your cash in a good cause and are prepared to get a little saddle sore to earn it. R - L Electrical supervisor Andy Twist (Honda Goldwing)

More than 60 members of Northallerton Motorcycle Action Group rode through the town at the weekend as part of an appeal to help an animal sanctuary

They don t build em like that anymore! The 1941 Excelsior 98cc Autobyk, pictured being given a polish by Billingham art gallery senior attendant Robert Chapman

Jock Taylor on his 750 Yamaha fitted with Lamplas fairing. 12th May 1981

Cleveland County Motor Cycle team were in top gear when they took part in a top motor bike safety rally. For they roared off with half of the prizes up for grabs at the national Advanced Warrington

Big Bike Show - Eddie Saint with his 1958 Ariel Square 4 which was exported to Australia for use by the police. 26th March 1995

Machines like this Suzuki 250 will take on a new image when learner-rider laws change this year. Circa 1982

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"Motorcycles0414: A Celebration of Timeless Rides and Passionate Riders" In the world of motorcycles, enthusiasts like John Fawcett and Ron Hull are true legends. Pictured with his cherished 1937 Velocette, John's love affair with this classic beauty lasted an incredible 22 years. Meanwhile, Ron Hull meticulously inspects his beloved 1933 Borough Superior, showcasing a dedication to preserving the history of these magnificent machines. At the Classic Bike Show, we witness the passing down of a legacy as Ron Butler proudly introduces his great grandchildren Stacey to his vintage motorcycle collection in Brotton. This heartwarming moment encapsulates how motorcycles can bridge generations and create lasting memories. Russell Armstrong's CB500 from January 1994 stands as a testament to Honda's engineering prowess while biking brothers Sandy and Alex McKenzie radiate pride alongside their treasured rides. These two exemplify how British engineering excellence has stood the test of time on these old but still roaring motorcycles. The allure of riding extends beyond gender boundaries as motorcyclist Jane Donovan fearlessly takes on the massive power of a 1350cc Harley-Davidson Electra Glide. Her passion for adventure knows no bounds. Safety is paramount in any rider's mind, which is why reflective trim for night-time visibility becomes essential not only for pedestrians but also for those cruising on two wheels, and is through such precautions that accidents can be avoided and journeys made safer. Hartlepool Show at Grayfields brings together rare gems from The Cleveland BSA Owners Club, showcasing their extraordinary collection that pays homage to British motorcycle heritage. Each bike tells its own story, whispering tales from bygone eras. Gary Jordinson from Tillsons Motor Cycle Shop in Stockton showcases Yamaha GTS 1000 – a marvel that combines performance with style - proving that innovation continues to push boundaries even in today's modern era. For newlywed teacher Dot Redshaw, motorcycles hold a special place in her heart.