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Wind + stray trampoline flatten H2 SX…
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Our specialist motoring solicitor Andrew Prendergast guides readers through their legal trials and troubles… Q It was the summer of all summers and my neighbour’s kids were understandably out in the garden 24/7 bouncing on their trampoline or jumping in their paddling pool. I had no issue with that, why would I? However, now the…
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Keis Great Winter Ride in the Scottish Borders
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Scotland is not the first place that comes to mind when you consider destinations for great winter rides. But if you know where to go, have the right kit and the right attitude, you could find some spectacular riding there. So, when our friends at Keis Heated Clothing asked us to test their kit, and…
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New impact protection specialist creates world’s first high-performance, biodegradable body armour
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Impact protection company RE ZRO®’s 100% recyclable and biodegradable body armour offers the highest possible level of safety with minimal harm to the environment.
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2001: Rossi ruffles feathers in the final 500cc year
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VJMC’s Steve Cooper looks back..The 2001 season might have marked the coming to an end of the 500cc era, but it always was going to go out with a bang. Honda’s sullen 2000 was forgotten as the motorcycle giant went for it big time. There were some seven riders on the fearsome NSR500 and another…
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The Rider…
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When it comes to time served and sheer quantity of laps of the TT course to their name, Michael Rutter probably has more than any other competitor past or present.
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The International Brigade
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An out of the blue invite took Chris Prior and friends through the best bits of central Europe.
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Foggy!
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Thirty years on from his first World Superbike race win, Carl Fogarty remains one of Britain’s best-loved bikers. So what made him so good on a bike and so beloved by race fans? And how did he manage to transcend the relatively niche sport of bike racing to become a household name?
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Points West – 1300 miles by Ducati Monster
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Cambridgeshire to Cornwall…via Northern Ireland – 1300 miles by Ducati Monster in a Covid summer
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Nine to Five – 200-mile Scotland day ride
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200-mile round trip to the Scottish seaside is a good day’s work – artists, old planes and a million cockle shells WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHY: Willie Davidson I’ve got a 675cc Triumph Street Triple R. It’s a hoot to ride and from three miles into the first test ride, I’ve loved it. However, one of the…
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Cost-effective classics! Suzuki GT250
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Suzuki’s GT250 – well worth a look! Steve Cooper investigates.. Back when learners could ride 250s the market was hugely competitive. Everyone had a favourite and for a variety of reasons but there’s no denying which bike sold in the greatest numbers – Suzuki’s GT250. At the height of the 1970s more GT250s were sold…
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