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Christmas gift ideas for the motorcycle enthusiast in your life
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Motorcycle Legends 2 – BSA Discover the rise, fall and rebirth of one of Britain’s most iconic motorcycle marques. Featuring 200+ archive images and expert commentary, Motorcycle Legends 2: BSA explores the machines, people and innovations that made BSA a legend. Motorcycle Legends 3 – Norton Trace Norton’s extraordinary journey, from its almost unrivalled pre-war…
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Carl Fogarty Back on Track! Superbike Legend Takes on Alex Brundle in Four-Wheel Racing Challenge
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Four-time World Superbike champion Carl Fogarty has swapped two wheels for four in a special racing challenge organised by Bikesure and Adrian Flux. At Bedford Autodrome, the Ducati legend took on racing driver Alex Brundle in three very different cars – and his competitive streak was soon on full display. Four-time World Superbike champion Carl…
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Finding best value for UK used cars
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A typical used car in the UK currently costs between £15,500 to £17,100, depending on how the market is measured. Prices have softened slightly, although desirable older cars, hybrids and some electric models are holding their value well.
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High-mileage GSX-R-engined digger
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Big miles, small tank. Nik checks out a GSX-R Digger that can go the distance.
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Iron Offroad: Iron City’s online team launches 25,000-part dirt bike store
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The people behind Leeds dealer Iron City Motorcycles and Harley parts giant Iron Stable have launched Iron Offroad, a UK website selling hard parts for motocross, enduro, trail and supermoto bikes – nearly 25,000 of them, from 55 brands, behind a lookup that only shows you what fits your bike. Pick the bike, see the…
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Motorcycle motifs in slot machine design
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Motorcycle motifs have long played a role in slot machine design, connecting the thrill of the open road with the excitement of the reels.
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Taking on an unfinished mystery project
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Taking on someone’s unfinished project, especially one that’s somewhat outside your comfort zone, can be a bit of a daunting prospect, as Keith can testify.
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BSA Bantam: The history
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The most famous motorcycle ever made? Certainly in Britain the BSA Bantam has a substantial claim to that title. It’s not possessed of the glamour of its Gold Star stablemate or the Triumph Bonneville, but the little BSA was known intimately and ridden extensively by a whole lot more riders than those two put together.…
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Rocket Ron’s TT!
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History shows that Ron Haslam ‘only’ won one TT and competed there between 1978 and 1982, but he could have raced there more and won more… Bertie Simmonds reports. His first outing in 1978 saw a best placing of fourth in the Formula 2 race and he scored podiums in 1979 in the Formula 1…
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Britain’s pothole crisis: what it means for motorcyclists
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New data highlights the scale of Britain’s pothole problem, with billions spent on repairs while road conditions continue to deteriorate. For motorcyclists, the issue is more than inconvenience — it’s a serious safety concern. Roads still breaking despite billions spent Britain’s pothole crisis continues to worsen, with significant investment failing to deliver long-term improvements to…
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