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BSB: Barberá in OMG Racing move for 2020 Bennetts British Superbike Championship
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Former MotoGP rider Héctor Barberá will line up for his first full season in the Bennetts British Superbike Championship in 2020, signing a new deal with the OMG Racing team which switches to BMW machinery for its new campaign. Barberá has a wealth of experience as a race winner in both the 125cc and 250cc…
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Fancy a cheap RG250 Gamma Suzuki this November?
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Yeah, it’s only a model – but it’s an exact model and it’s going to be released in November so it’s worth a look. Especially if you’re a RG250 Gamma fan. We are. Available in either the 1983 Mark 1 model’s blue and white or red and white colour schemes, the model is made by…
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WSB: Leon Haslam out of Kawasaki factory team
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Haslam has scored six podiums in 2019’s WSB championship and is sixth in the standings, but it’s not enough for him to hold onto his Kawasaki factory seat.
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The Aprilia 250 is BACK. An OFFICIAL quarter-litre GPR250 Aprilia has been unveiled. Yep.
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Wow. Wow, eh? How stunning is this? What ‘this’ is, is the all-new Aprilia GPR250 a quarter-litre bike that’s been shown in China and looks drop-dead gorgeous. Powered by a 249.2cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled ending the beauty has a six-speed box and kicks out 25bhp @ 9,000rpm and 16lbft of torque @ 7,500rpm. The engine has…
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YOU can RIDE Yamaha and Kawasaki’s latest MX machines for FREE with the AMCA. Get your tickets to the International Dirt Bike Show and book a place.
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At this year’s International Dirt Bike Show, the AMCA will be on hand offering test rides of Yamaha and Kawasaki’s latest motocross bikes. And best of all – it’s free. Yamaha and Kawasaki’s MX Experiences are a great introduction to off-road riding, without the need to buy and bike and all the gear. But don’t…
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FIRST PHOTOS: Harley-Davidson’s 2020 Streetfighter and Pan America Adventure bike snapped in FINISHED form!
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The newshounds at top Dutch site Nieuwsmotor have bagged this brace of photos from a H-D dealer conference showing the American brand’s two big hitters for next year, the Adventure bike Pan America and the big-muscles Streetfighter. We’ve seen both of these bikes before of course, when the USA firm first unveiled these bikes as…
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Bruce Anstey is BACK! The Kiwi is making his return to racing THIS YEAR following cancer treatment
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After two years of intensive treatment for cancer, Bruce Anstey has announced his return to racing with an entry to this year’s Classic TT event on the Isle of Man. The 12-times TT winner has been out of action for two years while he underwent treatment but has been declared fit to race again. The…
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LAUNCH REPORT: Harley’s LiveWire is a game changer – but don’t thrash it for long
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After a few hours of riding the production-ready LiveWire from H-D in Portland, Oregon – I’m converted. This is a motorcycle for the generation not aware of how a two-stroke motor feels on song, it’s a bike for the kids who may one day be convinced that this is for them and their cleaner- quieter-polar-bear-hugging…
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WSB: The reigning champion is back ahead of the opposition, whilst Bautista can only manage fourth!
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Day one at the Imola circuit concluded for WorldSBK, as quick times were coming thick and fast. With the sun beating down, action unfolded and yet again, it was Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK) who remained in the number one position, ahead of Chaz Davies (ARUBA.IT Racing – Ducati) and the BMW of Tom…
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There’s a MotoGP Kawasaki coming for next year (but it’ll race in WSB… so there’ll be a customer version that you can buy!)
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The news isn’t some pie-in-the-sky either, this has come directly from the big boss himself. Speaking to Speedweek.com, Kawasaki’s Race Director Ichiro Yoda admitted that the green team was chasing its tail in WSB, trying to peg back the all-conquering Ducati of Alvaro Bautista. For the past four years WSB has been the dominant shooting…
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