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Fancy a free CBT?
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KYMCO’S K-Pipe comes with a free CBT this summer. Training can often be a barrier for people wanting to get on 2-wheels, so this summer KYMCO is offering free compulsory basic training (CBT) on two of its most popular motorcycles with young riders and first time bikers, the K-Pipe 50 and K-Pipe 125. This…
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Adventure comes as standard on the new Suzuki V-Strom
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The Japanese company has announced the introduction of a new, higher-spec base model Suzuki V-Strom 1000, complete with over £1,000 worth of accessories for the new adventure bike. Dubbed the V-Strom 1000 Adventure and maintaining its RRP of £9,999, the new base model is now available with hand guards, lower cowling, engine bars, side case…
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Peugeot Django prices announced
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Peugeot have announced prices for their ‘neo-retro’ range of Django scooters, which are due in UK showrooms this autumn. Inspired by Peugeot’s S55 scooter of 1953, the Django combines long flowing bodywork, reminiscent of saloon cars of the Fifties, with the latest technology. Powered by modern fuel-efficient engines, in 125cc and 150cc options, the…
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Special edition Triumph Bonneville T100 set to be unveiled at Triumph Live 2014
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The UK’s leading large-capacity motorcycle manufacturer, has announced a one-off run of 50 special edition Triumph Bonneville T100s. The bespoke bikes will mark the 50th anniversary of the iconic 1964 International Six Day Trials (ISDT); the gruelling bike challenge which saw all four members of the Triumph Factory Team compete and ride to gold medal victory.…
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Kit spotlight: Reevu MSX1 helmet
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Reevu MSX1 motorcycle helmet | Price: From £249 | Contact: www.reevu.com / 0191 418 7755 What is it? Every Reevu helmet contains a unique, and internationally patented vision system than ‘bends’ light around the inner shell of the ECE22-05 / DOT / ACU approved lids. Developed over 20 years, the Reevu has gained fans around the…
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2014 Ducati Monster 821 review
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£8995 | 112bhp@9250rpm | 65.9lb-ft@7750rpm | 821cc liquid-cooled V-twin Tested by Roland Brown. Motorcycle Journalist and former international racer, Roland Brown is one of the world’s most respected bike testers. Subscribe to his fantastic YouTube channel – iMotorcycle Video – here. The launch of the Monster 821 is a big deal for Ducati, but nowhere…
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Yamaha and Valentino Rossi sign new two-year MotoGP contract
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Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd is delighted to announce that it has signed a new two-year agreement withValentino Rossi. The nine time world champion will continue to race with Movistar Yamaha MotoGP for the 2015 and 2016 MotoGP World Championship seasons. The announcement comes midway through an excellent season for the MotoGP veteran. Rossi currently sits in second in the standings having…
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Pipe Werx Honda NC700 Exhausts from £160
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British performance motorcycle exhaust company, Pipe Werx, has released a comprehensive range of silencers for the Honda NC700X and NC700S. Every Pipe Werx exhaust is covered by a lifetime guarantee and requires no alterations to the bike’s fuelling. For the NC700X and NC700S, there’s a choice from 30 combinations of shape, finish and can type…
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Beware of logbook loans when you buy your next bike
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MyCarCheck.com, the UK’s No.1 consumer vehicle data provider, has praised Citizens Advice for raising awareness of major issues surrounding Bill of Sale finance agreements, commonly known as logbook loans. Vehicle owners with a steady income can quickly access up to £50,000 by handing over their car or bike’s V5C registration document to a Consumer Credit…
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New Moto2 road bike: The M7-11 from T3 Racing
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Tuning specialists T3 Racing have just announced the birth of an exciting Moto2 road bike project, developed with iconic marque Metisse. Aimed at giving riders the experience of working with a multi adjustable ‘prototype’ chassis, whilst hoping to create a window for MOTO2 team managers to view potential UK and European rising talent. The M2-11…
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