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Welcome to our blogs, news and tech area of our site! Please understand that Classic British Spares works diligently and hard to ensure our work is accurate and correct. Although our team has deep roots with vintage British motorcycles that spans over 30+ years, we are in no way shape or form "experts" or an "authority" in our industry (nor do we pretend to be) but instead real life enthusiasts (like you) looking to share our opinions and experience. Happy reading!


Finding the Best Parts for Your Vintage Triumph Motorcycle

Finding the Best Parts for Your Vintage Triumph Motorcycle
Maintaining a classic British motorcycle demonstrates that you are dedicated to top-notch quality and desire to make a statement. At Classic British Spares we want you to continue to stay in style with your choice of motorcycle, by providing you with top-of-the-line parts for affordable price. Read the full blog post.

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New Product: C.B.S. Rocket T-Shirts

New Product: C.B.S. Rocket T-Shirts
Today's post I wanted to share with you is our new C.B.S. Rocket t-shirts. I am very excited to share this news with you as I have been waiting quite sometime for these shirts to be designed and developed - I must say I am impressed! Read the full post here.

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Sweet Nostalgia: 1965 Triumph T100SC

Sweet Nostalgia: 1965 Triumph T100SC

A very rare model found right here in Southern California -1965 Triumph T100SC. Justin McMurry, the owner and author of today's blog post calls this one "Sweet Nostalgia". Find out how Justin found this rare jewel and what his plans are for this Triumph. Read the full blog today. 

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Official C.B.S. "Wing" Stickers

Official C.B.S. "Wing" Stickers
This November (2017) will mark our 4-year anniversary selling vintage Triumph parts and BSA parts online. Recently we finally had some company stickers made. I use the term "finally" because they where long over due. Click here to read the full bog.

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Tech: BSA A65 Push Rod Location On Cam Followers

Tech: BSA A65 Push Rod Location On Cam Followers
Have you ever installed a cylinder barrel and head on a A50 or A65 twin and couldn't figure out which push rod goes to which cam follower? If you are stuck and unsure you are not alone. Click here to read today's blog post for more information.

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