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  • Top Japanese journalists say Hayabusa 1400 with supercharger green-lit for next year

    Top Japanese journalists say Hayabusa 1400 with supercharger green-lit for next year

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    Another story that’s raising eyebrows this morning is this claim from leading Japanese motorcycle magazine Young Machine that a supercharged 1400cc Hayabusa is about to enter final a final testing phase ahead of some launch in 2016. And that launch will probably NOT be at the end of next year, but sooner. There’s been a…

  • Ducati launches 2016 XDiavel, the feet forward touring muscle cruiser!

    Ducati launches 2016 XDiavel, the feet forward touring muscle cruiser!

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      Ducati launched its 2016 feet-forward Diavel cruiser at the EICMA event in Milan today, the XDiavel. The bike will cost £15,795 for the standard bike and £18,392 for the higher-spec S model. Speaking at the launch, Ducati boss Claudio Domenicali built up the unveiling of the bike, saying: “This is even further away from…

  • 15 Great Christmas motorcycle book ideas

    15 Great Christmas motorcycle book ideas

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    If you’re anything like me, you’re starting to get a little nervous about Christmas being so close! Have you got everything covered… have you forgotten something, or does everyone know what YOU would like?! I’ve rounded up a stack of books that would make fantastic gifts for a motorcyclist. Choose something for the biker in…

  • Drift Ghost-S motorcycle video camera review

    Drift Ghost-S motorcycle video camera review

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    Drift Ghost-S motorcycle video camera | £329 | driftinnovation.com | Tested by John Milbank From track days to touring, for bragging rights or safety, action cams are increasingly popular, but which to choose? At the top of the market are GoPro and Drift, but with GoPro’s large fan base, it’s often hard to get a useful opinion on…

  • 2014 Yamaha MT-125 review

    2014 Yamaha MT-125 review

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      Under £4000 (TBC) | 14.8bhp@9000rpm | 9.2bhp@8000rpm |124.7cc liquid-cooled, 4-stroke single-cylinder Tested by: Carli Ann Smith Joining the already successful line up of the MT-09 and MT-07, Yamaha has introduced the brand-new MT-125 to the family, so that A1 licence holders can join in the fun. The supersport backbone of the YZF-R125 has been developed into…

  • Yard Built Yamaha XV950 Pure Sports

    Yard Built Yamaha XV950 Pure Sports

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    The Yard Built project was created to transform Yamaha Sport Heritage motorcycles into specials that fire up the imagination and passion of riders who primarily want a unique looking custom bike. A new chapter has begun in this story and this time LowRide has accepted Yamaha’s challenge. LowRide is Italy’s leading magazine devoted to cruisers and choppers…

  • 2014 Honda Integra review

    2014 Honda Integra review

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      £7799 | 54bhp | 50lb-ft | 745cc In-line twin-cylinder Sharing the engine and much of its chassis with the NC750X and NC750S, the new Integra is an update to Honda’s 670cc 700D, released in 2011. More of a motorcycle / scooter crossover than a maxi-scooter, it’s got the performance and handling to make you…

  • 2014 Honda VFR800 review

    2014 Honda VFR800 review

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      £10,499 | 105bhp@10,250rpm | 55lb-ft@8,500rpm | Liquid-cooled DOHC 90° V4 It’s estimated that more than 75,000 VFRs are actively ridden in Europe alone. Honda’s sixth generation of the popular sports-tourer is likely to see that figure rise again… For 2014, the VFR800’s been given a thorough working over, with a strong emphasis on improving…

  • 2014 Honda VFR800 review

    2014 Honda VFR800 review

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      £10,499 | 105bhp@10,250rpm | 55lb-ft@8,500rpm | Liquid-cooled DOHC 90° V4 It’s estimated that more than 75,000 VFRs are actively ridden in Europe alone. Honda’s sixth generation of the popular sports-tourer is likely to see that figure rise again… For 2014, the VFR800’s been given a thorough working over, with a strong emphasis on improving…

  • 2014 Thunderbird Commander review

    2014 Thunderbird Commander review

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      If you just glance at the T-bird Commander’s shape and shiny twin-headlight grin, there doesn’t seem to be much difference between this latest mean-and-moody parallel twin and the Thunderbird Storm with which Triumph gave its cruiser line an extra dollop of menace back in 2011. Dig deeper though, and the Commander is very different…


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