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Classic Bike Provence
"We have been collecting bikes since our teenage days and have amassed over 25 machines over the years. My brother Tudor puts his mechanical engineering background to excellent use, and these bikes run as good as they look. We specifically selected these bikes for Classic Bike Provence as they are ideally suited to the type of motorcycling in this part of the world. They also reflect an interesting mixture of single and twin cylinder machines from the 50's to the 80's, which are tremendous fun to ride.
Since moving our family to Provence there has been plenty of time to develop and refine several superb guided tours of the region. If we could "bottle" the experience of riding classic bikes in Provence and send it to you, we would. But then again why not come and experience it directly yourselves!"
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