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WSB: Chaz Davies shines under the floodlights to end Day 1 on top in Qatar
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The Ducati rider led the way, while the chasing pack have work to do for Friday. The final session of the day for the WorldSBK class was one of the most important yet, with the first look of realistic race pace coming in the night time. Rocketing up the order, Chaz Davies (ARUBA.IT Racing –…
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VIDEO: Honda’s SUPERBLADE caught out while TESTING at Suzuka.
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In addition to the spy shots of Honda’s Superblade we posted yesterday, we’ve just been sent a video of the bike in action which is doing the rounds on social media. Caught on camera while blasting around the Suzuka Circuit in Japan, it gives us a proper look at one of the worst kept secrets…
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Ducati’s NEW Streetfighter V4. MEGA gallery and FULL tech specs.
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Ducati’s just unveiled its all-new 178kg and 208bhp Streetfighter V4 to the world. And to help you get under the skin of the Italian stallion, here are all the technical specifications and a mega photo gallery. HERE ARE THE FULL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS… FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE NEW DUCATI STREETFIGHTER V4, CLICK HERE. AND HERE’S…
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Here’s the 2020 Ducati Panigale V4…
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Ducati’s just unveiled its new Panigale V4 for 2020 at its World Premiere event. With wings from the V4R, the V4 gets the bodywork from the the previously top-of-the-range bike. The bodywork is also wider and, according to Ducati, this not only makes the bike more efficient at cutting through the air but ensure that…
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Ducati reveals Scrambler Icon Dark. And confirms TWO more Scrambler’s coming at EICMA.
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Ducati has unveiled the 800cc Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark as part of it’s 2020 model line-up. Claudio Domenicali said: “What’ we’ve done here is to strip away everything that wasn’t necessary to leave us with a simple, straightforward Black scheme. “The Black model shares the same engine as with the others in the range and…
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COMING TODAY: Ducati’s World Premiere 2020. Watch the LIVE STREAM of the launch right HERE.
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Although Tokyo Motor Show is in full swing – there are even more launches still to come. And there’s a big one coming very soon. Ducati’s WORLD PREMIERE of its new bikes for 2020 is about to happen. And you can watch it LIVE, right here. [advanced_iframe use_shortcode_attributes_only=”true” src=”https://fd1c4a1f9b61c2aaf118-5d297587fea1f0d9ae6c08d6626dd106.ssl.cf3.rackcdn.com/ducati/2020/index.html?lang=en” width=”100%” height=”600″ id=”advanced_iframe” ]
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Honda’s refined the Gold Wing for 2020
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There’s not a huge amount of things that are different on the Japanese firm’s premier tourer, but what has been changed makes life on the big bike that bit easier. For 2020 the Gold Wing now gets revisions to its fuel injection and DCT updates to improve slow-speed manoeuvrability and in the ‘Tour’ versions the…
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Honda’s getting serious about ELECTRIC. Benly E and Gyro E unveiled at Tokyo – and it’s rolling out charging infrastructure across Japan in time for March 2020.
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We told you about Honda’s Benly and Gyro e-scooters a few weeks ago – but alongside the official unveiling of the new bikes at the Tokyo Motor Show, the Japanese factory has confirmed it’s going to be rolling out charging infrastructure and battery swapping stations across Japan in time for March 2020. The electric variants…
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Yamaha’s Tricity 300 for 2020. NEW Leaning Multi Wheel machine revealed at Tokyo. And you can ride it with a CAR LICENCE.
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Yamaha’s just unveiled the next step in its Leaning Multi Wheel line-up at the Tokyo Motor Show – confirming that the Tricity 300 is coming for 2020. Building on its experience producing its Tricity 125 and NIKEN three wheelers – in addition to the widespread attention its 3CT concept attracted when it went on display…
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Kawasaki’s new W800 for 2020 unveiled at Tokyo.
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Kawasaki’s just unveiled a new W800 at the Tokyo Motor Show – creating a THREE model line-up for 2020. In addition to the recently released W800 Street and W800 CAFE, Kawasaki has just shown its newest W800 which takes direct inspiration from the Japanese factories original 1966 W1. It’s powered by Kawasaki’s 47bhp, air-cooled 773cc…
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