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Longtermer Suzuki GSX-8T
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Oliver gives us his take on Suzuki’s GSX-8T after a few months behind its bars.
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Must Ride Route: Destination Dorset
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Simon Murphy shares his cracking ride around delightful Dorset…
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Unsprung Heroes: The Dymag story
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The world of carbon wheels is as fascinating as it is performance-boosting… something British brand Dymag knows better than most, says John McAvoy.
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September 2026
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As always, our September edition of Fast Bikes magazine is packed with product guides, columns, and fantastic features.
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Quick Spin: AJS JFT 125
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Andy Bell runs the rule over AJS’s JFT 125… What is it? A.J.S. has been specialising in producing budget-friendly low-capacity motorbikes available in several different styles for a while now. For 2026 the firm added the JFT-125 to their line-up with its timeless scrambler silhouette. With so many manufacturers now producing retro-looking machinery, it’s great…
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The race to revolution: Litre sports bikes
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Nowadays, litre sports bikes rule the roost with impunity, but big capacity wasn’t always the best answer. Over the cause of nearly two decades, most major manufacturers tried relentlessly to define and develop the ultimate 1000cc machine, void of any real blueprint. Alan Dowds recounts how the first generation of pukka litre sports bikes came…
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Project Corner: Turbo’d Bandit 400
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Who doesn’t love a project bike? We speak to the owner of this turbo’d Suzuki Bandit 400, Chris Jennings, and quiz him on the process, the problems and whether it’s a keeper…
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MotoGP for the masses…
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There are special bikes… and then there are MotoGP missiles with mirrors. But does Honda’s RC213V-S live up to the hype, let alone its staggering price tag? Bruce volunteered to find out…
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First Ride: Honda XL750 Transalp E-clutch
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Four decades after its debut, the Transalp shows no signs of slowing down, says Dave Manning.
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