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Yamaha world launch: Milan show reveal video of MotoBot bigging himself up to Rossi!
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Do you remember the Motobot concept we showed you from the Tokyo Motor Show last month? If you don’t then you missed something pretty weird, a project to develop smart rider tech to help rider safety in the future that was packaged up as a superbike riding robot. Well, now Yamaha has released another video…
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Honda world launch: Two new versions of the Africa Twin PLUS new City Concept Adventure scooter thing!
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It seems like ages ago that MoreBikes brought you the first pictures of the Honda Africa Twin, the new version of the iconic-named off-road Adventure bike for 2016, but today at the EICMA event in Milan the Japanese factory showed off the bike in Europe for the first time. The CRF1000L Africa Twin has an all-new…
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Honda world launch: 750cc New Concept series upgraded for 2016
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Honda has revealed details of its so-called ‘New Concept’ trio of 750cc bikes which are upgraded for 2016. All three – NC750S roadster, NC750X upright and Integra (the large scooter) – are now EURO4 compliant and each bike gets the firm’s DCT system including three levels of the riding ‘S Mode’ power delivery. The revised instrument…
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Honda world launch 2016, the 500s middleweights revealed
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Honda has launched a range of motorcycles in Milan at the EICMA event including the naked CB500F, the CBR500R and the CB500X. Upgrades across the middleweight range include LED lights, adjustable pre-load on the front suspension, adjustable brake levers and larger fuel tanks with a new, hinged fuel cap and something called ‘wave’ style ignition…
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VIDEO: Ducati’s new XDiavel in action, here!
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Ducati has launched the XDiavel at the Milan show today, an updated version of the current Diavel. The bike is the first Ducati to get belt drive and it’s also had major work on power delivery with maximum torque being delivered at just 5,000rpm. The bike’s heavily-revised looks and feet-forward riding position are instantly-noticeable…
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VIDEO: Ducati Sixty2 399cc Scrambler in action, here!
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Here’s the promo video for the new Ducati Sixty2 – the sweet 399cc version of the current Scrambler that’s just been officially launched by Ducati at the Milan show. There’s lots to see in the video, including plenty of the new bike cruising along. The A2 compliant bike will be available in three colour schemes…
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Ducati launches 2016 XDiavel, the feet forward touring muscle cruiser!
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Ducati launched its 2016 feet-forward Diavel cruiser at the EICMA event in Milan today, the XDiavel. The bike will cost £15,795 for the standard bike and £18,392 for the higher-spec S model. Speaking at the launch, Ducati boss Claudio Domenicali built up the unveiling of the bike, saying: “This is even further away from…
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Ducati launches 2016 Multistrada 1200 Enduro model
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Ducati launched its new Multistrada 1200 Enduro at today’s EICMA event in Milan, claiming that this version of the big Adventure bike was the most ‘off-road’ big bike it has ever made. The bike will cost £16,690 in red or £16,890 in grey/white. Ducati boss, Claudio Domenicali, said: “The new Enduro 1200 is a product that…
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Ducati 2016 world launch: Panigale 959 gets revealed with PIGGY-BACK exhausts!
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The new Panigale 959 was launched during the Ducati global launch of the 2016 range at the EICMA event in Milan, today. And whilst there’s lots about the bike that makes for interesting reading, it’ll be the piggy-back exhausts that’ll grab a lot of attention. Claudio Domenicali explained the bike, saying: “On the road you…
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Ducati launches Scrambler 400 and flat-track roadster versions – promises ANOTHER Scrambler later THIS YEAR!
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Ducati’s world launch has just happened with TWO versions of the Scrambler, a smaller 400cc option called the Sixty2 with more of a retro-feel and a tweaked version of the current bigger bike with some flat-tracker style touches. But that’s not all because more variants on the retro-styled have been promised for the near future,…
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