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Yamaha’s 2024 Ténéré 700 Extreme
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As its name suggests, this bike is a dedicated off-road machine. It boasts a robust suspension system and a variety of specialized chassis components, making it an ideal choice for tackling any terrain. The Ténéré 700 Extreme boasts best-in-class off-road handling and lightweight manoeuvrability on rugged terrain. It is equipped with top-of-the-line KYB suspension systems,…
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The New BMW R1300GS – Chad’s second video!
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The New BMW R1300GS – Chad’s second video!It’s day two of Chad’s time in Malaga with the new BMW R1300GS ! Chad’s sent us a few more videos of his time so far with BMW’s flagship adventure motorcycle. He’s been on the road and we’re expecting more videos after his off-roading.
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TESTED! Husqvarna Norden 901, KTM 390 Adventure, GasGas 250 Enduro. On the Isle of Man, Off-Road!
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Riding the Husqvarna Nordon 901 Expedition, KTM 390 Adventure and GasGas 250 Enduro, we examine which are the best bikes for the job – with a couple of GasGas eBikes thrown in as wildcards. See also how the Michelin motorcycle tyres (and bike tyres) perform on this rugged terrain. In this video, the Motorcycle Sport…
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MotoBrite LED Number Plate Hazard Warning Triangle
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Introducing an incredibly efficient product that discreetly fits behind your number plate. Once opened, it automatically activates a brilliant flashing hazard warning triangle. And when closed, it switches off on its own. Whether you’re taking a break, chatting, or experiencing engine troubles on the side of the road, this product is the perfect solution to…
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Pricing and availability of 25th anniversary Hayabusa announced
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Suzuki has announced that the special edition Hayabusa, launched to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the legendary hyperbike, is available in dealerships now with an OTR price of £18,599 and will also be available on 2.9% APR finance on PCP or HP. The anniversary edition, launched to celebrate a quarter of a century of an icon after the first generation Hayabusa changed…
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The NEW BMW R1300GS – Chad’s in Spain!
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Chad’s just arrived in Spain to put the BMW R1300GS through its paces! Today he’s been having a nose around BMW’s much-awaited all-new adventure motorcycle and has attended their extremely thorough technical presentation. Tomorrow, Chad will be pushing the R1300GS hard! Have a look at the content Chad sent us today, and be sure to…
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2024 Kawasaki Ninja 7 hybrid motorbike
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It’s the world’s first hybrid motorbike – and here’s my first impressions I’m just back from the launch of the new Kawasaki Ninja 7 hybrid bike in Barcelona. And it’s fair to say that I’m very impressed with it. It’s one of the most interesting bikes I’ve ever ridden, with an intriguing technology set-up, and…
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Ducati Scramblers – Meeting and test riding the Next Gen Family
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Dave, Mikko, Ross and Charlie spend two days onboard Ducati’s next Generation of Scramblers, comparing the Icon, Full Throttle and Nightshift 800s, with a Tribute Pro 1100 thrown in to see how the smaller capacity bikes perform against their big brother. From bright skies and clear roads to the confines of commuting in the city,…
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Water cooling and 40hp for the 2024 Himalayan
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The highly anticipated Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 will soon arrive, featuring water cooling and an impressive 40 horsepower. Recent leaks of technical specs have also provided additional information. The anticipation of Enfield enthusiasts for the upcoming Enduro is only growing. Recent leaks have revealed that it will be named the Royal Enfield Himalayan 452. Its…
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New: Fly Screen for Honda’s ST 125 Dax
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UK Bodywork Specialist, Pyramid, has just launched a new Fly Screen for the Honda ST 125 Dax. Following the success of their Honda Monkey parts, Pyramid has turned its sights on the Honda Dax with this new colour-matched Fly Screen. Pyramid’s screen combines a fairing and screen element, giving a unique ‘Nose Fairing’ style whilst remaining…
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