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More affordable LiveWire breaks cover
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Harley-Davidson LiveWire S2 Del Mar breaks cover That’s right. Harley-Davidson has released a cheaper version of its flagship electric motorcycle – and it’s expected to be nearly 10 grand cheaper than the original. The second-generation LiveWire (or more accurately the LiveWire S2 Del Mar) is essentially a simplified, more affordable follow-up to the original electric…
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News Bite: Lightweight LIVEWIRE
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Last year Harley-Davidson announced it was going to be releasing all of its electric endeavours under a new name: LiveWire. And now it’s revealed its first major innovation – the introduction of a new bike which uses the motor in place of a traditional frame. The Arrow makes use of a large drive block (which…
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1954 Ariel VB600 Custom
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Ground up rebuild. Modern 12V electrics and switches, new gel battery. In regular local use, she runs lovely, is very reliable, and starts easily. Ready to ride away. Sounds great with the Harley fishtail silencer and attracts attention wherever she goes. [email protected]
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BLOG: Welcome back to Motorcycle Live!
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‘Welcome Back’ is the new slogan for the return of Motorcycle Live this December (4th-12th) after a year in exile due to the pandemic, and a welcome return it will most certainly be – injecting some additional normality back into the motorcycle industry’s social calendar.
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Ladies Who Ride: Victoria Levitt
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We caught up with Compliance Officer Victoria, 32, who lives in a market town in North Yorkshire with her rather nice collection of motorcycles… So, Victoria, what do you own? “I’ve got a 2018 Royal Enfield Himalayan, a 1997 Suzuki GS500e and a 1997 Harley Davidson Sportster 883. Something for most occasions!” What got you…
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‘Easy Rider’ Captain America motorcycle to be sold at auction
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Photo: Dan Kruse Collectors The legendary motorcycle ridden in the cult classic Easy Rider is being sold at auction in the US. Dan Kruse Classics have put up a guide price for the Captain America motorbike – ridden by Peter Fonda in the 1969 film – of $300,000 (£213,643) to $500,000 (£356,072) with no reserve.…
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 12: Technology in bikes
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Technology in bikes. A couple of my older biking friends know everything there is to know about their classic bikes.
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Suzuki updates its big naked GSX-S1000
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The new Suzuki GSX-S1000 has a new look, more power and electronics, a bigger tank and wider bars.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 10: Are all bikes as reliable?
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We all want our bikes to be reliable, so does it matter which brands we choose?
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 6: Big adventure bikes
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Big adventure bikes may be a bit of a handful for many riders, but there are options. Our retirement biking expert takes a look.
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