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VIDEO: Marc Marquez starts TRAINING on a Honda NSF100.
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Marc Márquez is back on bikes and preparing for the start of the 2019 MotoGP season – and Repsol has released a video of him easing back into training on a Honda NSF100. In an attempt to cure a shoulder injury which plagued him throughout the majority of the 2018 MotoGP season, Marquez went under…
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VIDEO: Ducati’s futuristic ELECTRIC concept. The Zero.
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A group of design students in Milan have joined forces with Ducati, creating this ridiculously cool electric concept. And we reckon it’s probably very close to what Ducati’s first electric motorbike’s going to end up looking like, when it’s eventually released. Design students Bart Heijt, Fernando Pastre and Raquel Villani from Scuola Politecnica di Design…
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NEW GEAR: Knox’s NEW Zero 3 Winter Gloves.
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Knox has just introduced its all-new Knox Zero 3 winter motorcycle gloves – and it reckons they’re the most waterproof gloves the British brand has ever produced. The product of an extensive R&D program, Knox’s Zero 3 gloves incorporate new waterproof technology from eVent, primaloft insulation, Knox’s own scaphoid protection system, in addition to the…
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Look Again: SPY SHOTS: Next generation KTM RC390 spotted TESTING.
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We showed you these first-look photos of KTM’s next generation RC390 sportbike a couple of weeks ago and figured it was worth putting them out again in case you missed them. Next year’s bike has been spotted out testing in Austria by our spy snapper and he’s sent us some shots of the new machine…
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WORLD LAUNCH: Honda CB650R & CBR650R
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Words: Mikko Nieminen, Editor of Motorcycle Sport & Leisure magazine. Photos: Zep Gori, Francesc Montero, Ciro Meggiolaro, Ula Serra-Prats. Honda has produced some great bikes over the years. Some of them have been iconic (the Fireblade and the Africa Twin for instance), others almost indescribable (I still don’t quite know what to call the X-ADV),…
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CUSTOM Kawasaki KX 450 F – with 3D PRINTED parts. The Kawa 3D Core.
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Ex-Freestyle MX star Alvaro Dal Farra has just unveiled his awesome 3D printed Kawasaki KX 450 F – called the Kawa 3D Core. Built with the help of Codoro Studio, Scorpion Engineering and several other accessory manufacturers – the majority of the components for the custom motocross machine were produced using the 3D printing process.…
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Giacomo Agostini: “Mike Hailwood was like Marc Márquez today”
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In an interview on Italian TV, motorcycle racing legend Giacomo Agostini has been sharing his thoughts on the Isle of Man TT, Mike Hailwood and Marc Marquez. Speaking about the dangers of racing in his heyday, the 15-time World Champion said: “We ran because we had a lot of passion, a lot of desire to…
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The FIM wants Trial-E to become an OLYMPIC sport. Aiming for Paris 2024.
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The International Motorcycling Federation (FIM) is working to get Trial-E added to the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris – and if it’s accepted, electric Trials would become the first motorsport to be officially recognised as part of the Olympic Games. Jacques Bolle (FIM Vice President and French Motorcycling Federation President), Jean-Pierre Mougin (FIM Honorary Deputy…
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RUMOURED: Royal Enfield Himalayan 650 on the way. Expected for 2020.
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Rumours circulating in the Indian motorcycle media suggest that there’s a more powerful, 650cc variant of the Royal Enfield Himalayan on the way in the not too distant future. Siddhartha Lal, CEO of Royal Enfield, said that the manufacturer was working on a more powerful Himalayan back in 2017 – and now rumours are swirling…
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Kawasaki trademarks ‘Meguro’ name. HINTS that there’s another RETRO model on the way.
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Kawasaki has filed a new trademark application with the European Union Intellectual Property Office – and it’s looking like the Japanese factory will be adding another modern retro machine to its stable. This time – it’ll be called the Meguro. It doesn’t come as a massive surprise that Kawasaki is looking to make the most…
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