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Coolest kit we’ve seen this year – Honda CB1100 Custom ‘Type R’
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If you like your retro Honda’s, and fancy livening up your new CB1100 or CB1000RS –then bodywork extraordinaire Doremi has the kit for you. First unveiled early this year the 2018 Tokyo Motor Show – Doremi has created an awesome custom Type R bodywork kit for Honda’s retro-styled CB1000 and CB1000RS. And it’s inspired by…
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SAVE SOME CASH: Get free luggage when you buy a new Suzuki V-Strom 250
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If you’re in the market for a new A2-friendly bike, Suzuki is running a brilliant promotion offering free luggage with its mini-adventure machine, the V-Strom 250. Running until June 30, the offer sees all new V-Strom 250s come with additional side case set and mounting brackets worth £625, with a carrying capacity of 40 litres.…
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Less than two weeks to go until Endurance Legends 2018
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Get set for another unique mix of classic endurance racing, high profile support races, classic track sessions, parades and show bikes filling the paddocks of Donington Park for this year’s Endurance Legends event – which takes place across May 12-13 2018. Anniversaries Galore from Suzuki, Honda, BMW, Norton and Triumph Stars on Track – John…
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TVS Apache RR310 painted in BMW colours. BMW S310RR on the way?
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We’ve been shouting about the TVS Apache RR 310 for the last couple of years – and it’s finally made it into production for the Indian market. Taking inspiration from the bikes German roots, one owner has decided to give his prized possession a makeover – with some spot on BMW paintwork. Looks brilliant, doesn’t…
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VIDEO: First ride of Honda’s all-new Monkey 125
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Our friends at Japanese magazine Young Machine have been testing the all new Honda Monkey 125 in Tokyo – and we’ve got some footage of it in action. Cool right? The iconic Monkey has been redesigned for 2018, blending modern technology with classic styling. It’s powered by a 125cc air-cooled SOHC 2v engine that kicks…
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MOTOGP: Crutchlow “My plan was always to race AMA Superbike – and it still is!”
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In an interview with Cycle World at the Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas, Cal Crutchlow (LCR Honda Castrol) spoke about his desire to race in the MotoAmerica series, once his MotoGP career comes to an end. MotoAmerica is now the Superbike Championship that’s continuing to grow across America, and with Wayne Rainey leading the series, it…
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TT 2018: Dunlop tests tyres ahead of the road race season kicking off
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Dunlop has been hard at work testing its tyres with Honda Racing and Padgett’s Racing at Castle Combe circuit – ahead of the roads season kicking off in earnest. The testing gave Dunlop the chance to dial in the tyre options it’ll have available, allowing the most successful tyre manufacturer in the history of the…
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FINAL production drawings for Suzuki’s Katana / Recursion are filed by the factory. Supercharged (yes), Turbocharged (no). CONFIRMED
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Here’s what looks like the final designs of the upcoming Suzuki Recursion project which will join the factory’s line-up either at the end of 2018 or 2019 (depending on who’s telling tales out of the factory). And what we can be absolutely sure about, having seen these latest drawings from inside the factory, is that…
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Moto Rocker – the aspiring petrolhead’s first motorcycle
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Have you got a little petrolhead in the family? If they’re not quite ready to make the leap to two-wheels just yet, how about getting them a Moto Rocker? Essentially, the Moto Rocker has been designed to be the ‘first motorcycle’ for aspiring riders between the ages of one and a half and four. Cool…
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Ducati opens ‘Physics in Motion’ laboratory to the public
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Physics in Motion is a project that the Ducati Foundation’s been working on since 2008 – and the iconic Italian brand has just opened a permanent laboratory at the historic Ducati factory in Borgo Panigale. In essence, Physics in Motion is an educational-interactive laboratory which aims to teach visitors the basic principles of physics applied…
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