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This is Sparton!
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Sparton was a collaboration between Barton Engineering and Spondon Engineering and for a short time in the 1970s the most powerful race bike in the world was built in a converted chapel in North Wales. There Barry Hart built racing two-stroke engines and in 1974 he joined forces with the noted frame builder Spondon to…
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Softail V-Max – Chopped Big Yam Bruiser
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Speaking as a former V-Max owner* myself, I must admit I do have a soft spot for Yamaha’s legendary muscle cruiser so, when I was told by Daniel at Kustom Choppers Ltd that he was just finishing off a chopped one, I and therefore, by extension, the magazine was interested. *kind of – it was…
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How to put your bike to bed for winter…
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If you’re not an all-year, all-weather rider, it’s important to carry out a few basic tasks and checks before you store your bike for winter.
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The future, now… CFMOTO V4 SR-RR
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There’s making a statement, then there’s this: a pukka litre sports bike from China that has the potential to cause shivers down the spine of every traditional market leader.
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Know your helmets!
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What you wear on your head matters… a lot. So, to get a fuller grasp of what we should be buying for our noggin, we threw a few technical questions at an expert from Airoh Helmets…
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Christian Iddon: BSB columnist
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Having ended his 2025 British Superbike campaign with a bang, Iddon reflects on his season and tells us what’s next…
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Eraserhead: Tracking down a legend of custom bike history
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Legendary custom bike Eraserhead seemed to quickly disappear off the face of the earth. Then, Nik unexpectedly stumbled across it.
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The Faroe Islands: A personal pilgrimage on a BMW R1150GS Adventure
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A personal pilgrimage to the Faroe Islands.
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