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September Issue
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As always, our September edition of Fast Bikes magazine is packed with product guides, columns, and fantastic features.
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Test Ride: Honda CRF300L vs KTM 890 Adventure R
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We took two very different bikes out to the Peak District to see if size matters – one way or another…
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Introducing Vanucci’s new VUT-1 motorcycle jeans
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Vanucci has released new two-in-one VUT-1 denim motorcycle jeans, offering CE class ‘A’ protection.
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CFMOTO 800NK hits the UK next month
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First appearing late last year as the NK-C22 concept bike, the production model CFMOTO 800NK is finally on its way. Sporting aggressive naked-bike styling and an impressive list of standard equipment, the CFMOTO 800NK looks poised to tempt people away from the established competition. The middleweight naked bike market is booming at the moment –…
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Longtermers: 23 weeks on a Suzuki GSX-S 1000
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After 23 weeks, a crash and a trade in, it’s time for Andy to return the termer Suzuki. What were his concluding thoughts?
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AGV introduces limited edition Rossi replica helmet
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The iconic 2022 livery sported by Valentino Rossi is replicated on the Pista GP RR Limited Edition Soleluna 2022.
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TESTED: Schuberth E2 Adventure Helmet
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Charlie Oakman’s been wearing it… Schuberth announced the ‘all-new E2 Flip-Front Adventure Helmet’ at the end of last year, which coincided with my discipline change from a regular sport to adventure ride, and having worn the excellent Schuberth C3, C4 and C5, I was keen to get my hands on it. Unsurprisingly, the E2 replaces…
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First Impressions: Suzuki Burgman Street 125EX
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We’ve spent the day bombing around on Suzuki’s latest learner legal Burgman.
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Bickers stock range of OEM MIW oil filters
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Bickers now have a range of OEM MIW oil filters in stock.
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At A Glance: Fantic Caballero 700 scrambler
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Fantic is upping the stakes with its newest retro-inspired scrambler. Meet the Caballero 700. 1. ELECTRONICS The Caballero may take inspiration from the firm’s heyday in the mid-1970s, but it also embraces today’s technologies. With the fitment of an inertial measurement unit (IMU), it’s the first Fantic to offer cornering ABS and traction control. As…
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