Mark Lancaster
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‘Noise Camera’ fines for loud exhausts (Not yet!)
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It was announced recently that the Department for Transport would be trailing noise cameras aimed at catching and fining drivers and riders with loud exhausts across four areas in England and Wales. Understandably, many bikers were concerned, particularly those who adhere to the adage, ‘Loud Pipes Save Lives’, and believe that making a bit of…
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SPEED LIMITERS coming to motorcycling?
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Speed limiting software is set to become mandatory for all new cars in the UK from this July. Are motorcycles coming next? The British Motorcyclists Federation has spoken out about the possibility of all new bikes being fitted with speed-limiting software. It comes ahead of the implementation of new rules which see new cars being…
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MAG campaigns for BUS LANE ACCESS FOR BIKES
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Bikers should be allowed access to all bus lanes in the UK, campaigners say. At present, the use of bus lanes by motorcyclists isn’t consistent. Some transport authorities allow it, others ban bikers from the routes. Now a Motorcycle Action Group report has identified that only 56 of the 159 transport authorities in the UK…
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BREAKING NEWS: TRIUMPH ANNOUNCES THE ACQUISITION OF THE ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE MANUFACTURER OSET BIKES
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Triumph announces the acquisition of the electric motorcycle manufacturer OSET Bikes, as part of their wider plan of offering a full range of off-road motorcycles and nurture a new generation of motorcycle riders. Ahead of the launch of the Motocross and Enduro range, Triumph Motorcycles takes another exciting step in the off-road world through the…
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Honda’s V-Twin Alternative
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Steve Cooper investigates: It’s late 1995 and the premier class of Grand Prix motorcycle racing is beginning to look just a little stale and stilted. The series has become a three-horse race between Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha, all with running variations on the theme of four-cylinder two-strokes. Every single machine on the track that stands…
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BMW R1250GS – does it still lead the pack?
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Gary Hartshome checks if the GS still leads the pack.. The instigator of all things adventure in the motorcycle world continues to evolve since its launch over 40 years ago. The GS’ engine has grown in capacity, the mechanical features have advanced, and rider aids have become plentiful, but is it still the King? My…
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Sinnis announce a new 125cc Supermoto
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Equipped for when the tarmac gets tight, the SM-R combines Sinnis’ most powerful 125cc engine to date with the Super-Motard riding versatility. Its torquey, 14.8 bhp liquid-cooled engine combined with Motard-derived geometry provides confidence-inspiring control across all speeds and lean angles. For added peace of mind while on the road, the SM-R features Anti-Lock braking…
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Norton Motorcycles launch re-engineered V4SV – the definitive British superbike
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V4SV is a stunning homage to Norton’s 100-year racing prowess and success at the Isle of Man TT – imagined on the track, born on the roa -Only British designed and built superbike available -Built at the new multi-million-pound headquarters in Solihull -Full specification of bike revealed, priced at £44,000 -Manufacturer will focus on fulfilling…
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A RECORD BREAKING EVENT FOR THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN’S RIDE 2022
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On May 22nd, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride took place all over the world, breaking all fundraising records from the previous events. After two years of social distancing and solo riding, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride took place worldwide in its pre-covid format, breaking all previous editions’ fundraising records. On Sunday 5th June, when the fundraising closed,…
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Our Mikko brings a cannon to a knife fight with a bit of V4S action..
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The Ducati Multistrada V4 S stands out from most line-ups, but on our trip down south it was definitely the odd one out. Mainly because of the engine. It’s not just that it was the only four-cylinder bike among twins in this test, but it’s a very special engine: the 1158cc V4 powerplant was lifted…
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