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The National Motorcycle Museum needs YOUR help. URGENT appeal to raise £500,000.
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The National Motorcycle Museum has launched an appeal to help its doors remain open. And YOU can help. Many businesses have been hit hard by the last few months, but The National Motorcycle Museum is in danger of not re-opening due to the losses they’ve incurred as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. That’s why…
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Royal Enfield’s off RACING. Interceptor 650-based flat tracker WILL compete in the American Flat Track series.
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Royal Enfield WILL compete in the American Flat Track race series – with its Interceptor 650-based FT bike that’s been built with the help of Harris Performance. We’ve seen custom Royal Enfield flat trackers doing the rounds for a few months now, but things are starting to get official. From next month, the Indian factory…
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LAUNCH RIDE: First impressions of Yamaha Tricity 300
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We’ve been out on the Yamaha Tricity 300, the latest three-wheeler; putting it through its paces on a mix of Leicestershire and Rutland’s finest roads. We’ve seen the lot, from single track B-roads covered with gravel through to fast sweeping A-roads and a bit of dual carriageway for good measure. We’ve just got back, and…
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Scotland releases timeline for resuming motorcycle training and testing
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Good news for learner riders in Scotland! Motorcycle training and testing will restart from July 22. The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and the Scottish Government have announced that motorcycle training and theory tests can resume from July 22. And then a few days later, Module One and Module Two tests will resume on…
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PATENTS: Kawasaki’s two-stroke engine for a HYBRID motorcycle
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Kawasaki’s filed patents for a two-stroke engine, which’ll generate energy to power an electric drivetrain. What is motorcycling going to look like in the future? Are ever stricter emissions laws going to put a stop to petrol-powered fun – meaning we’re all going to end up going electric? Kawasaki’s come up with a plan to…
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Royal Enfield’s Interceptor 650 is the BEST-SELLING bike in the UK. Well, it was last month…
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The Motorcycle Industry Association has just released its latest motorcycle and scooter registration stats – and there’s some good news for Royal Enfield. MCIA’s data confirms that Royal Enfield’s Interceptor 650 was the best-selling motorcycle in the UK, for June 2020. That’s quite a big deal – but not necessarily a massive surprise. Since the…
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SAVE SOME CASH: Take a test ride and get £500 OFF a range of Suzuki’s
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Suzuki’s just revealed its latest batch of money-saving offers for the summer – including the chance to save £500 if you take a test ride. Reintroducing its popular 2, 3, 4 finance offer, Suzuki’s offering customers a choice between two, three, or four-year agreements – on either PCP or HP. That means there’s a lot…
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Ducati’s NEW LIVERY for the Ducati Panigale V2
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Ducati’s revealed a new White Rosso livery for its Panigale V2 – and Pecco Bagnaia’s taken one for a blast at Misano. Powered by a 955cc Superquadro twin-cylinder engine which kicks out 155hp at 10,750 rpm and torque of 104 Nm at 9,000 rpm – Ducati’s V2 has proved extremely popular since it was revealed…
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CCM’s still taking orders for its LIMITED EDITION Spitfire SIX. Order YOURS now.
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CCM’s Spitfire SIX was revealed at Motorcycle Live last year, alongside a massive range of parts and accessories; to make it easier than ever to create your perfect ride. And there’s still time get your hands on one. From a purely visual perspective, there’s a load of colour options for the fuel tank, a choice…
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SAVE SOME CASH: Get £900 OFF when YOU upgrade to electric with Zero Motorcycles
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To help entice bikers to go electric, Zero Motorcycles is offering an additional £900 off its award-winning battery-powered machines. Zero’s ‘Upgrade to Electric’ offer can be taken advantage of alongside the current £1,500 Low Emissions Vehicles (OLEV) grant – which means you’ll get a healthy £2,400 off. Not bad right? Or you could even use…
