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  • BSB Preview: Round three Brands Hatch

    BSB Preview: Round three Brands Hatch

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    By Philip Wain Christian Iddon leads the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship into the third round of the season at Brands Hatch this weekend and the Tyco BMW rider knows he will have a fight on his hands in his quest to celebrate a debut race win in Kent. Iddon is the only rider to…

  • WSB Sepang: Hayden’s maiden win

    WSB Sepang: Hayden’s maiden win

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    WSB Sepang: Hayden’s maiden win. Honda World Superbike Team rider Nicky Hayden crossed the line in Sepang on Sunday to take his first ever win in World Superbike. The American, a rookie in the class, took off from the pack in a supreme display of speed and control in difficult conditions. Ducati’s Davide Giugliano came…

  • World Champions Gardner, Spencer and Read confirmed to race fearsome GP 500cc 2-Stokes at German festival

    World Champions Gardner, Spencer and Read confirmed to race fearsome GP 500cc 2-Stokes at German festival

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    World Champions Gardner, Spencer and Read confirmed to race fearsome GP 500cc 2-Stokes at German festival. Following a hugely successful first event at Jerez in 2015, World GP Bike Legends is back for 2016 with the iconic bikes and riders from the golden era of Grand Prix motorcycle racing. This year the battle will be…

  • Rea signs with Kawasaki for two more years

    Rea signs with Kawasaki for two more years

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    Jonathan Rea is to stay with Kawasaki Racing sign up for 2017 and 2018. Rea, who won the title with Kawasaki in his first year in the team, also leads the current Championship standings by a 35 point margin and has won 19 races with the outfit since the beginning of last season. “I am…

  • 1,400 miles later – touring Scotland on Triumph Street Twin

    1,400 miles later – touring Scotland on Triumph Street Twin

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    We got our hands on the new Street Twin and rode it 1,400 miles in the Scottish Highlands. You might be surprised about how it fared as a tourer. It might not have been the best idea ever to go touring in Scotland on a Triumph Street Twin in early April. It’s not exactly a…

  • World launch report: Yamaha MT-10

    World launch report: Yamaha MT-10

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    By Bruce Wilson In the two years since Yamaha’s launch of its MT-09 triple, over 65,000 MTs have rolled off the Japanese brand’s production lines. It’s an impressive number which is surely set to rocket following the release of the family’s flagship MT-10. New bike, borrowed tech The MT-10 is the fifth addition to Yamaha’s…

  • WSB in Sepang: The facts and figures cheat sheet

    WSB in Sepang: The facts and figures cheat sheet

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      You’ll hear a lot of this stuff trotted out over the weekend – but why wait for someone to read this lot to you off this sheet? Here’s the official cheat doco from WSB for those who aren’t into the sport (and for those who are, it’s a cool bit of reading). Check it…

  • Harley-Davidson Roadster world launch report

    Harley-Davidson Roadster world launch report

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    Close your eyes and imagine a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Now take away all the chrome, strip back the clutter, black out the engine and add performance parts. It’s starting to look a lot more current, aggressive and – let’s not be coy about it – interesting, isn’t it? That’s pretty much what the iconic American motorcycle…

  • BSB Oulton: Haslam and Cooper win in the damp – Iddon leads the championship!

    BSB Oulton: Haslam and Cooper win in the damp – Iddon leads the championship!

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    BSB Oulton: Haslam and Cooper win in the damp – Iddon leads the championship!     By Philip Wain If there’s one thing to upset the applecart in the MCE British Superbike Championship, it’s the good old UK weather. The second round at Oulton Park saw every kind of condition the UK has to offer…

  • Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider S world launch review

    Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider S world launch review

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    Harley-Davidson may be king of the custom scene, but in recent years it has seen increased competition from all sides, with other manufacturers adding more and more parts and accessories to their catalogues and making their bikes easier to customise. H-D still has the edge, with a catalogue of over 10,000 items, but there must…


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