Following a rest period of some 18 years, the UK's best known and most successful 1980s privateer motorcycle endurance outfit is making a return to long-distance racing.

The Dutchman Boet van Dulmen, one of the main players in the seventies and eighties will make a one-time comeback on a race bike during the Bikers’ Classics on 19, 20 and 21 June.

The entries are pouring in for the 4 Hours of Spa Classic endurance race held over the super challenging Spa circuit in Belgium.

Although there are still some weeks left until the seventh edition of the Bikers’ Classics, there are already a lot of names on the entry list.

The English magazine Classic Racer is without any doubt the reference when it comes to classic racing history.

The entire Bikers’ Classics team presents you their best wishes for 2009. We hope this year may be even more intense when it comes to experiences and exciting sportive sensations.

The Bikers’ Classics will be honouring the 750cc class that saw its last World Champion, Frenchman Patrick Pons, thirty years ago.

The third and last day of the Bikers' Classics 2008 was held under grey skies but, happily, there was no rain.

Bikers' Classics, Day Two.

After the first wave of demonstrations, the Bikers' Classics 2008 moved in rhythm for the first time to the sound of the GP Parades.

Bikers' Classics 2008, Day 1.
At last! The event long awaited by fans of classic motor bikes has gotten under way. And with what style!