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VIDEO: Countdown to the DAKAR with KTM. PART ONE.
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Red Bull and KTM has just released the first part of its new documentary web series, which follows its hugely successful Rally Raid team as it prepares for the fast approaching 2019 Dakar Rally – which kicks off in Lima, Peru on January 7th. In the first episode of the series, we hear from Laia…
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Vibram’s NEW motorcycle kit. Soles, grips and seats.
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Italian company Vibram – best known for its five-toed shoes – has announced it’s getting involved in producing motorcycle kit. In recent years Vibram has made a name for itself selling rubber soles to shoemakers, including the likes of CAT, Danner and The North Face – but now it’s looking to make waves in the…
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SAVE SOME CASH: Bennetts announces EARLY-BIRD California Superbike School DISCOUNT. Book your place for 2019.
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Bennetts has once again teamed up with the California Superbike School for 2019 – and to celebrate, it’s announced an early bird offer exclusively for Bennetts customers. Basically, Bennetts customers can save £45 on any UK California Superbike School day taking place in 2019 – and they’ll also get a free photo package (worth £39),…
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OWN A PIECE OF MOTORCYCLING HISTORY: 1975 Kawasaki Rickman CR900 up for AUCTION.
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A rare Rickman CR900 Café Racer – powered by Kawasaki’s inimitable 1976 Z900 engine – is going under the hammer. And if you fancy getting your hands on this rare piece of motorcycling history, you better act fast. Between 1974 and 1976, Rickman enjoyed great success with its frame kit for modern Japanese engines. In total, it’s…
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Fenati’s not the first. Or the last. Dangerous MotoGP moves through history.
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Romano Fenati isn’t the first rider to lose his cool while racing. That’s no excuse – but throughout the history of MotoGP, some of the greatest names in motorcycling have made some irresponsible and erratic decisions that have put other riders at risk. Here are some of the most famous incidents… Freddie Spencer vs…
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POLICE respond to Diane Abbott’s CRITICISM of Met’s new RAMMING tactics.
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Police forces across London have responded to Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott’s criticism of the Met’s new tactic of ramming fleeing scooters and motorcycles – as they attempt to fight crime in the capital. The Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington took to Twitter to say that officers are “not above the law”…
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VIDEO: MV Agusta’s Superveloce 800. EXPLAINED.
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The team behind MV Agusta’s new Superveloce 800 has just released this brilliant video, briefly explaining what’s gone into its all-new neo-retro machine. CEO Timur Sardarov, Design Director Adrian Morton and Head of Research and Development Brian Gillen were on hand to talk about its new machine, which was unveiled to the world in concept…
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Want a sweet Katana fairing for your Suzuki SV650X? Yeah, we do too.
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There’s not a lot of information about this bolt-on fairing for the middleweight Suzuki – largely because it’s a prototype bit of bodykit from S2 Concept, a bodywork and bits specialist in France – but boy, does this make a difference to the current 650 Suzuki. Painted in the same colours as the SV650X, the…
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MOREBIKES does MOTO GYMKHANA. Round One at Donington Park.
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Getting to grips with the Japanese dark art of Moto Gymkhana WHAT’S MOTO GYMKHANA? MotoGymkhana is a high energy, technical motorcycle sport that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It’s all about skill – requiring accurate control, bursts of speed and ruthless braking to navigate a pre-designed course in the shortest amount of time, with the…
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Showa unveils EERA Heightflex suspension system. Automatically LOWERS your bikes SEAT HEIGHT.
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Japanese suspension specialists Showa, has recently unveiled its new EERA Heightflex suspension system – which can automatically reduce the seat height of your bike. Clever stuff. Fitted to a Honda Africa Twin at EICMA, the electronic suspension system works to make it easier for the vertically challenged to swing their legs over the big behemoth…
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