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Kawasaki launches the Z900RS Café. Oddly worded name – trick looking motorcycle
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Eagerly anticipated following sight of the Z1 inspired Z900RS at the Tokyo Motor Show, Kawasaki targeted the EICMA show to debut another retro sport machine – the Z900RS Café. A step away from standard, the bike gets a low handlebar, a bikini cowling and stylish seat complete with rear hump. Multi-spoke cast wheels give the…
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VIDEO: AGV’s new top-flight Sport Modular helmet for 2018
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Check out this video (below) for the latest lid from AGV – the firm’s first ever SportModular helmet. We will get details on the AGV flip-up sporty when it’s launched at EICMA this week, but for now the factory is going with this promo video. You know what, it’s a good looking flip-up lid.
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KYMCO C Series Concept CV2 / CV3: doing a Yamaha (NIKEN) and a Honda (X-ADV) kind of
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Asian firm Kymco has shown two large scooters that it’s putting out as concepts at EICMA later this week – and they both look like pretty-finished ‘concepts’ that are virtually ready to go… First up is the CV3 tri-wheel (above). Coming hot off the heels of Yamaha’s NIKEN (below) MT-09-powered three-wheeler, the Kymco version…
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Suzuki shows the 2018 Hayabusa, GSX-R750 and GSX-R600. Don’t get too excited… sigh…
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Well, this might just be a cat-out-the-bag a bit early but Suzuki Motor of America has released these images of new-2018 models in the USA range. The announcement reported on by Road Racing World and Asphalt and Rubber outlets, reportedly shows next year’s GSX-R750, GSX-R600 and Hayabusa – and nothing’s really changed on the bikes……
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Video: Teaser trailer confirms mystery BMW as new F850GS
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Earlier this year we brought you news of a mystery BMW GS – and a teaser trailer released today confirms it’s the hotly anticipated 2018 F850GS. The bike is due to enter the range as the top-of-the-range for the middleweight Adventure machines with familiar but sharper styling. It gets an all-new aluminium frame, revised engine layout…
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Yamaha, Kawasaki and Honda’s new 2018 models all destined for Motorcycle Live!
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This week has seen some of the world’s leading motorcycle manufacturers unveil brand-new models – all of which will be making their UK debut at Motorcycle Live at The NEC, Birmingham from 18-26 November. Yamaha announced an innovative new three-wheel leaning motorcycle called the Niken, which translates to ‘two swords’ in Japanese. The model was…
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Video: Triumph Street Triple Custom from Italy
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Custom house Italian Dream Motorcycle based in Reggio Emilia, Italy has unveiled its latest creation, a Triumph Street Triple special, dubbed the ‘Tripla 0.0 675cc’. Italian Dream Motorcycle’s latest creation is a unique Triumph Street Triple custom, that’s been built in conjunction with highly specialised racing parts manufacturers. The only standard part is its single-sided…
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CAUGHT: Here’s the 2018 Husqvarna Vitpilen snapped out in final road miles!
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Our friends at the excellent Soymotero.net have been out and about hunting down the Husqvarna 701 Vitpilen 2018 motorcycle – and bagged these great photos of the prototype undergoing final pre-production tests. The bike was caught near Barcelona in the town of Molins de Rei. One of Soymotero’s users, called Carlos, spotted the new bike…
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Honda Neo Sports Café unveiled at Tokyo
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After a few months of teasers and trailers, Honda has finally presented its hotly anticipated new Neo Sports Café at Tokyo Motor Show. Although, at this stage, Honda is still describing it as a concept – we know that a production-ready version will be revealed at EICMA show on November 6 in Milan. The stripped-back…
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New MT-09 inspired Yamaha Niken unveiled
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Today Yamaha has unveiled its large-displacement Leaning Multi-Wheeler (LMW), the Niken. It’s powered by a liquid-cooled, in-line, 3-cylinder engine, and is equipped with LMW technology to deliver stability when cornering. The body design makes full use of the unprecedented front-end suspension mechanism, pairing 15-inch front wheels with dual-tube upside-down forks that help accentuate the machine’s…
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