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Top 10 reasons to attend Stafford this weekend
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With racing legends, jaw-dropping stunts, unmissable displays and legendary bikes up for auction – here are ten reasons you’ll want to mark your calendar for The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show sponsored by Carole Nash this October 11–12 returning this weekend:
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The importance of the cycle helmet
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A good helmet is not a luxury but an absolute necessity.
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Pork Chop: 90s streetfighter
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The GSX 1100 EFE Suzuki this bike is based on was, although fast as hell, a big, heavy pig of a motorcycle, and this one was chopped back in the ‘90s, hence the name ‘Pork Chop’.
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From city streets to open roads – how Ducati and Audi A1 safety technologies protect British drivers
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When it comes to road safety in the UK, two very different vehicles from the same automotive family are making significant strides: The Audi A1 compact hatchback and Ducati motorcycles. Both brands, united under Audi’s ownership since 2012, demonstrate how advanced technology can protect drivers, riders and other road users across Britain’s diverse road network.…
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Choosing the best protective gear for your motorcycle adventure
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Embarking on a motorcycle journey requires more than just a passion for the open road. Equipping yourself with the right protective gear is crucial for ensuring safety and comfort throughout your ride. As a motorcycle enthusiast, you recognise that having and wearing the right equipment not only safeguards you from potential road hazards but also…
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Test Ride: KTM 1390 Super Duke R
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Regardless of the figures for power output, torque and weight, or for the issues the company has been going through over the last half a year or so, the very first comment from any bystander with regard to the 1390 Super Duke R is always about the way that it looks…
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350 Bullet Royal Enfield: Built like a gun
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This very subtle little single’s been built out of a 350 Bullet Royal Enfield – a bike you don’t often see custom variants of.
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MotoGP’s quiet revolution – the rise of sustainable racing tech
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Watching a race today, spectators can hear the roars of engines and smell the undeniable scent of burning rubber, but what they will likely miss is the silent revolution happening behind the scenes.
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El’s pandemic Panhead
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El Bernardes got her Panhead in 2020 during the pandemic and as she’s always admired the Japanese chopper scene, and the women who rode them, reasoned that if they could do it, so could she.
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