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Check this out: huge design’s Mono Racer idea
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Check this out: huge design’s Mono Racer idea. Huge moto is a custom motorcycle design and fabrication shop run by a handful of motorbike enthusiasts with industrial design and engineering backgrounds. the company is a spin-off from a product design firm located in San Francisco, California — huge design. The american outfit is now tackling its most ambitious…
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Video: 2017 Benelli Tornado 302R in full-on launch action
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Video: 2017 Benelli Tornado 302R in full-on launch action. https://youtu.be/FlqO_AJnvsw Here’s a new video for the upcoming Benelli Tornado 30R2 released by the factory. In it, the bike gets the usual light-stick treatment (there’s some cut-aways to a half-dressed woman, not entirely sure why) and then there’s some pretty decent track action on the bike…
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Launch ride: Triumph Bonneville T100
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It was only a matter of time until this happened. As popular as the Bonneville range has been, what Triumph could really do with was a smaller capacity machine, one that’s suitable for new riders, even those on restricted licences. So, the T100 was a no-brainer really: take the 900cc engine from the Street Twin,…
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Video: AMAZING skills on show from Enduro God Graham Jarvis
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So this video from Husqvarna is supposedly a ‘Jarvis passes on his skills to young wonder Pascal Rauchenecker’. That might be so, but we keep watching this over and over because it’s some of the most incredible riding by two of the most skilled motorcyclists in the world that we’ve ever seen. Watch this. It’s…
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Designer Bezzi’s BSA 355 sketch is proper tasty!
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Designer Bezzi’s BSA 355 sketch is proper tasty! We like this – but it’s proper pie-in-the-sky stuff. This is a ‘concept’ design sketch (a bit of wishful thinking, in other words) by motorcycle designer and pretty darn good scribbler, Oberdan Bezzi. Following the news some time ago that BSA was coming under the financial Pheonix…
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Cracked it! Kawasaki’s plans for an electric road bike with enough power for a SMALL TRUCK
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Kawasaki has sorted out its cooling problems for an all-electric motorcycle which will have an engine strong enough to power a SMALL TRUCK. We’ve brought you many articles charting the development of the raft of electric motorcycles – and part-electric, hybrid bikes on their way – from Kawasaki, but one of the biggest issues that…
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So where are these FOUR new Street Triples we uncovered? When are we going to see them?
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So where are these FOUR new Street Triples we uncovered? When are we going to see them? So now the big motorcycle shows are out of the way it’s time to take stock about one raft of motorcycles that we know are coming – and didn’t appear at either the German, Italian, American or British…
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Blind Aussie going for Land Speed record on a Busa
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Blind Aussie going for Land Speed record on a Busa. Ben Felten, who is totally blind, is on track to break the Guinness World Record for the fastest motorcycle ever ridden blindfolded. He is also set to be the first blind person in the world to compete at a motorsport event. Australian former Grand Prix…
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Jonathan Rea undergoes surgery to cure arm pump
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Jonathan Rea undergoes surgery to cure arm pump. World Superbike Champion Jonathan Rea has successfully undergone arm surgery to relieve compartment syndrome, a condition with which he has suffered for most of his racing career. Arm-pump, or compartment syndrome, is a condition caused by increased pressure in the body’s muscles. The pressure creates a decrease in…
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Video: SUPERB Suzuki video of the Katana Endurance Racer build from the NEC
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Video: SUPERB Suzuki video of the Katana Endurance Racer build from the NEC. Here’s a great video from Suzuki taking you through the gorgeous Katana classic endurance racer build that happened throughout the NEC Motorcycle Live show a week ago. The bike is going to be raced at the Endurance Legends event at Donington Park…
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