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SUZUKI’S HAYABUSA RETURNS: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW!
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And with over 550 new parts, it’s a hell of a lot more than just a facelift… Come on, no matter where you sit on the sporty scale, you’ve got to admire Suzuki’s Hayabusa. I mean, sure they were fairly hefty and chunky back in the day, but they did absolutely crazy things in terms…
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Custom Harley-Davidson Sportster ‘Urbantracker’ unveiled
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A custom Harley-Davidson street tracker based on the Sportster 883 R has been revealed by Fran Manen of Lord Drake Kustoms.
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Kawasaki’s KLR650 returns, but not for Europe
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There’s a new version of the indestructible dual sport from Kawasaki – but at the minute there’s no plans for it to come to Europe.
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Husqvarna reveals new Svartpilen 125 roadster
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Austrian/Swedish factory Husqvarna has just announced that’s its producing a new learner legal version of its Svartpilen roadster.
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Buildbase Suzuki sign Danny Kent & Gino Rea for 2021
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Buildbase Suzuki are the latest team to announce their line-up, with Danny Kent and Gino Rea piloting the GSX-R1000R superbikes in 2021.
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Plymouth revealed as most popular UK city for motorcyclists
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Plymouth revealed as most popular UK city for motorcyclists.
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VIDEO: Suzuki tease first glimpse of new Hayabusa
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Suzuki have released a short video teasing a first glimpse of a new Hayabusa model. The video, posted on Suzuki’s Youtube channel, doesn’t give too much away, showing a bike reaching top speed on a circuit. Related articles on MoreBikes Norton Motorcycles nears move to new factory headquarters KTM 1290 Super Adventure gets tech updates…
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Norton Motorcycles nears move to new factory headquarters
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The West Midlands production site will open following a multi-million pound investment by Norton parent company, TVS Motor Company.
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KTM 1290 Super Adventure gets tech updates for 2021
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The Super Adventure boasts the same power (160hp) and torque (130lbft) as its predecessor, and the engine is 1.6kg lighter and Euro5 compliant.
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Indian FTR1200 range: big updates for 2021
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Indian have heavily updated their FTR1200 range for 2021, with a host of changes to make the street bike more dynamic and refined.
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