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New summer kit from Dainese
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Dainese has released a range of items to keep you looking and feeling cool this summer… The Air-Frame Tex offers excellent levels of ventilation with ample mesh inserts and if the temperature drops, cold protection is offered with a removable lightweight wind-cheating insert. It also comes with a host of features including jacket-to-trouser fastening, homologated, removable protectors and a…
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Police increase deployment across London for road safety
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More than 500 Police officers are being deployed at key junctions across London during an intensive two-week operation to promote road safety for all road users. The Met’s Safer Transport Command and Transport for London are continuing to build on the success of Operation Safeway which targets unlawful behaviour by motorists, lorry drivers, cyclists and…
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Join Hopkins, Dunlop, Laverty and more on a Silverstone track day
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After the success of last year’s All-Star Track Day, Suzuki has announced its return for 2014, with this year’s event again taking place on Silverstone’s impressive International circuit on Tuesday 5 August. Operating out of the prestigious Wing pit and paddock complex, the All-Star Track Day will again provide attendees the chance to share the…
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Kappa RA306 bum bag review
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Tested by: John Milbank RRP: £33.98 More info: www.kappamoto.com | 01327 706980 I’d needed a way of carrying my GoPro and Drift camera kit on press launches, but didn’t want to lug a rucksack with me as we constantly stop for photoshoots. The Kappa RA306 is perfect – featuring five zipped pockets, I can cram suction…
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2014 Yamaha MT-09 Street Rally review
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£7699 | 113bhp@10,000rpm | 64.5lb-ft@8000rpm | 847cc liquid-cooled triple Tested by: Steve Rose Photos by: John Milbank Yamaha’s brilliant new triple puts on its Motard-frock and Doc Martens. ‘Tonight Matthew, I’m going to be a street-rallying mega-moto’ The first derivative of Yamaha’s stunning new MT-09 roadster turns the road bike into something resembling an 847cc, Mad Max-styled supermoto. The…
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Free tour event: Discover the Dark Side when you test ride a Yamaha MT
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Building on the critical acclaim the extraordinary new MT range has received, Yamaha has created a unique and exciting tour to be held over 5 separate weekends, at selected venues around the UK, where riders can ‘Experience the Dark Side of Japan’ riding one of the latest MT models including the MT-09 Street Rally…
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Kawasaki Scottoiler kit now available
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Motorcycle chain oiler manufacturer Scottoiler has introduced a special Kawasaki version of the market leading vSystem. The Kawasaki Kit extends the range of bike specific lubrication kits which are already available for Ducati, KTM, and most recently, Suzuki motorcycles. The Kawasaki Kit – which should give between 500-1000 miles between refills – includes special parts…
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Win a £500 voucher for Bikenation
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Bennetts has just launched a commuter survey to investigate the effects that commuting by motorcycle/scooter has on productivity levels in the workplace. If you enter your email address at the end (it takes about five minutes), you’ll be entered into a prize draw with the winner receiving a £500 Bikenation.co.uk voucher, and five runners-up getting a £100 Bikenation.co.uk voucher each. [button link=”http://myvoice.co.uk/uc/admin/e1bf/?a=MB1″…
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The Honda Fireblade Urban Tiger is back!
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Following the unveiling of the Honda Racing’s special-livery ‘Urban Tiger’ CBR1000RR Fireblade machine during last weekend’s British Superbike Championship round at Snetterton, Honda has announced that a road-going version in the same stunning design will be available to buy at selected dealers from July. The Urban Tiger paint scheme was first launched 20 years ago,…
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Help save the High Beech Tea Hut in Epping Forest
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A popular biker meeting pace for 84 years, the High Beech Tea Hut is under threat by the City of London, which has decided not to renew the lease. You can support this family business, and great biking spot by signing the petition: [button link=”https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/superintendent-of-epping-forest-and-the-city-of-london-leave-the-bikers-tea-hut-in-high-beech-alone-do-not-put-it-out-to-tender-and-recognise-this-place-as-a-part-of-local-history-and-to-start-listening-to-the-people-that-use-the-forest” type=”big” color=”red” newwindow=”yes”] Sign the petition[/button] Eileen Handley from Loughton said:…
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