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National Motorcycle Museum announces Open Day dates
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The National Motorcycle Museum has announced the return of their seventh annual open day, one of the largest events in the motorcycling event calendar, free of charge to visitors.
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Custom Harley-Davidson Sportster ‘Seventy’ unveiled
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A custom Harley-Davidson sportster flat track insired by the Martin Racing Team of the 1970s has been revealed by Fran Manen of Lord Drake Kustoms. Named ‘Seventy’, the motorcycle is a custom Harley Davidson that in principle was going to be a Cafe Racer motorcycle and in the end it ended up being a H-D…
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2021 Triumph Bonneville teased in new video
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Triumph have released a teaser video for the 2021 versions of the entire Bonneville model family.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 4: Retro bikes for older riders
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Last time we explored the merits of the Classic Enfield 500 and MotoGuzzi V7. As promised, we will now be looking at the other naked retros available.
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Honda VFR800X Crossrunner: Long-term review
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Roger’s first impressions of the Crossrunner are of a simple sportster with a touch of adventure. My introduction to Honda V4 motorcycles was in 1983 when I purchased a brand new VF750F (yes, the ‘chocolate camshaft model’). Within 4k miles the camshafts were replaced under warranty and I had lost faith in the bike. I…
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Royal Enfield launches Riders Club of Europe
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The club is a community-focused, one-stop-shop for all current and future Royal Enfield riders.
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Yamaha Niken: Long-term road test – part two
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With a mind programmed from 42 years of riding experience on only two wheels, quite understandably it’s still taking me time to feel fully at home when rounding corners quickly on the Niken.
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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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