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Spy shots! Benelli Tornado 302 caught in action testing on the road
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Here’s some pictures from the Indian site Motoroctane showing the upcoming Benelli 302 out testing in full-on camo garb on the road in India. The bike is due to be launched next month and is a fully-faired, new model based around the company’s TNT300. It’s expected to make just under 40bhp and will come with…
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Spy shots! BMW’s 2017 S1000R caught out in final tests
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Spy shots! BMW’s 2017 S1000R caught out in final tests. Here’s the 2017 BMW S1000R caught in final toad-going tests outside the Oschersleben circuit in Germany. At first glance, the bike doesn’t look to be significantly different to the current bike aside from a new silencer (likely to be the after-market Akrapovic unit and not…
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Caught out! Here’s proof that Ducati’s planning SIX Scramblers for 2017 – TWO of which weigh 10kg more than the standard model
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So here’s another secret blown out of the water – Ducati has SIX more Scramblers on the way for 2017. Yep. Six. A document from the Californian Environmental Protection Agency (CARB) has been obtained and it shows that Ducati has come up with six more Scrambler models. As we can see from the document, the…
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When bikes meet colourful socks – the Happy Socks Royal Enfield limited edition
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So this is what happens when you mix a motorcycle maker with a company that makes socks and pants… no, really… This is the Royal Enfield Happy Socks edition. A pukka option on the model range for now from the Indian company. The bike is a stock Continental GT model but has been painted up…
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Video: A pizza the wheelie SKILLS (well, until he dropped it…)
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https://youtu.be/DUNjVIlzVRM Check out this video that’s got the rider into a whole heap of trouble. Published today online, the video was shot on Clapham High Street in London. In the footage you can see a pretty cool wheelie by a Domino’s Pizza delivery rider. The lad’s got some style about the wheelie but Domino’s hasn’t…
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2017 Honda CMX500 funky new roadster REVEALED in secret drawings
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Here’s the confirmation of our mid-sized Honda city/Adventure style bike story – direct from inside Honda itself. These two patent designs for the bike, plus the official importer listing from Astra Honda in India proves that Honda is going to add the funky 500 to the range for next year. Called the CMX500AH in the…
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2017 Yamaha R15/300: Factory boss confirms new upgraded version of the bike is on the way
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We’ve been telling you about the new, racier version of the Yamaha YZF-R15 for some time bit now, finally, some top boss at Yamaha has confirmed our story. Yamaha Motor research and development Managing Director Yasao Ishihara said: “The R15 will become better in its next iteration, however, no details can be shared as to what…
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Guy Martin CRASHES at speed at Bonneville during today’s Land Speed Record attempt qualification runs. Damages Streamliner in high speed fall.
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Guy Martin has set his first run proper in the Infor Streamliner as he and the Triumph team try to set a new land speed world record – but it ended up with the bike crashed on the salt in the USA. Today’s run, set after two days of delays because of poor surface conditions,…
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WSB: Rea Rules in dramatic wet race outing
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Kawasaki Racing Team’s Jonathan Rea found redemption in Race 2 on Sunday at the Lausitzring in a dominant performance, seeing him win by a 9.3 second margin ahead of newcomers to the WordSBK podium IodaRacing Team’s Alex De Angelis and Barni Racing Team’s Xavi Fores. Rain began to fall during the German National Anthem as…
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BMW concept motorcycle looks more like a weird fish than a superbike
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This is the Titan – a futuristic superbike based around a BMW that looks like the offspring of Batman’s Batpod and a dustpan and brush following a boozy one-night-stand. Turkish designer, Mehmet Erdem, has created several BMW motorcycle concepts in the past but this latest version of what Erdem thinks about the future of two…
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