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  • First Ride: Benelli TRK 502

    First Ride: Benelli TRK 502

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    BENELLI BACK WITH A BANG WITH ITS ALL NEW A2 LICENCE ADVENTURE ORIENTED TRK 502 Adventure tourers are everywhere; they’ve topped the sales charts in the UK for years – and why wouldn’t they? They’re capable of carrying you on every kind of journey, no matter the obstacle or terrain ahead. If you’ve got a full licence,…

  • First Ride: SuperSoco TS1200R

    First Ride: SuperSoco TS1200R

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    First Ride: SuperSoco TS1200R CUT PRICE COMMUTING WITH THE SUPERSOCO TS1200R A raft of electric motorcycles, scooters and pedelecs are all vying for position in the UK, following the government’s recent decision to end the widespread use of fossil fuel powered vehicles by 2040. Ultimately, electric bikes are here and here to stay. It’s a…

  • First ride: Moto Guzzi V7 III Special

    First ride: Moto Guzzi V7 III Special

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      Moto Guzzi launched the third generation of its V7 retro machine, aptly named the V7 III, to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the iconic V-twin model. WORDS: Mikko Nieminen, Motorcycle Sport & Leisure editor PHOTOGRAPHY: Jakob Ebrey & Moto Guzzi The V7 III family consists of three different models: the V7 III Special, the bike…

  • First ride: Suzuki Burgman 400

    First ride: Suzuki Burgman 400

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      The Burgman series of scooters has always been a steady seller for Suzuki. If you combine the sales of the 125, 200, 400 and 650cc models, the Japanese manufacturer has shifted over 440,000 Burgmans (or is it Burgmen?) to date, with the Burgman 400 accounting for 170,000 of those. Now Suzuki is hoping to…

  • First ride: Suzuki V-Strom 250

    First ride: Suzuki V-Strom 250

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      Just over a year ago there wasn’t really such a thing as a small adventure bike segment in any meaningful way. Then, at the international bike shows towards the end of 2016 bike manufacturers, one after another, pulled the covers of their new small-capacity adventurers, and all of a sudden a whole new breed…

  • Video: Honda’s X-ADV adventure/city scooter thing

    Video: Honda’s X-ADV adventure/city scooter thing

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    Here’s our Mikko’s video account of his first ride on the Honda X-Adv during the world launch in Sardinia. You can read his full review below and the film is above, just hit the play button to watch it. Honda took the adventure biking scene by the horns when it launched the reborn CRF1000L Africa…

  • Full A2 licence Triumph range now available in the UK!

    Full A2 licence Triumph range now available in the UK!

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    Triumph Motorcycles finally has its full range of A2 compliant motorcycles available for sale in the UK. Eligible models include the brand-new A2 Street Triple S and the 900cc Triumph Street range – which includes the new Street Scrambler, Street Cup, Street Twin and Bonneville T100. The A2 licence Street Triple S, which is powered…

  • Launch ride: 2017 Yamaha TMAX DX

    Launch ride: 2017 Yamaha TMAX DX

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    Out of maybe twenty motorcyclists coming the other way, only two returned my waves. Why should they? Yamaha’s TMAX DX isn’t a ‘proper’ bike – it’s an automatic… pah; what soft biker is going to want that? And it’s got enough space under the seat for up to one full-face and one open-face lid. Or…

  • Launch ride: 2017 Yamaha MT-10 SP & Tourer Edition

    Launch ride: 2017 Yamaha MT-10 SP & Tourer Edition

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    Yamaha’s MT-10 is a stunning machine. Launched last year, the company was keen to stress that it wasn’t ‘just’ an R1 with wide bars, though given the fact that it uses the hyper-sports bike’s frame, swingarm, suspension and headlights, not to mention many of the crossplane crank motor’s main parts, you’d be forgiven for thinking…

  • Video: Triumph Street Cup

    Video: Triumph Street Cup

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    Triumph seems to be taking the task of attracting new people into motorcycling very seriously. Only days after the launch of the new Street Triples – a family of bikes that includes not only the 765cc inline triples, but also a dedicated 660cc version that can be restricted for A2 licence-holders – I was in…


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