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First look: New Triumph Tiger Sport
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First look: New Triumph Tiger Sport Triumph has just released the first pictures and details of its new Tiger Sport. Designed as a capable all-rounder, the new bike features Triumph’s 1050cc triple engine with increased torque and improved fuel consumption. There’s also rider-focused technology including ride-by-wire throttle, rider modes and slip assist…
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SCOOP: Kawasaki’s patents revealed for an ultra-weird future roadster with huge beak and wings (might be a turkey… might not…)
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SCOOP: Kawasaki’s patents revealed for an ultra-weird future roadster with huge beak and wings (might be a turkey… might not…) Kawasaki has filed this whacky looking patent for some sort of midrange-capacity roadbike with a really weird front fairing and split aerodynamic wings to provide downforce on the front end. The patent…
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Insurance giant Aviva ‘will be funding £300m Circuit of Wales’
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Reports by the BBC claim that Aviva is putting forward £300m of funds to back the Circuit of Wales racetrack. The £300m project’s new chief executive Martin Whitaker said an announcement was expected “very, very soon” when he spoke to BBC Wales for the first time since his appointment. The track could bring thousands…
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VIDEO: Hero launches funky XF3R concept naked roadster
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VIDEO: Hero launches funky XF3R concept naked roadster Hero has launched this pretty funky-looking concept bike in India at the Auto Expo show. Called the XF3R, the bike features a fuel-injected, 300cc liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, four valve DOHC motor. It also gets a steel trellis frame and two riding modes. Looks-wise, the bike features a…
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VIDEO: AWESOME start up of a Honda RC181 from 1967 – turn it up LOUD…
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VIDEO: AWESOME start up of a Honda RC181 from 1967 – turn it up LOUD… OK, so this isn’t a new bit of video – but watch it and listen it – then you’ll understand why we’ve posted it. This is a Honda RC181, the 500cc GP bike that raced in the premier league…
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Neko helmets – Cool for cats
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We thought we’d seen it all after the Batman helmet. Turns out we were wrong, very wrong. We have just spotted the Neko helmets that are sold on a Russian website, and they are, well, something else. They look more like Hello Kitty masks than helmets, and the design doesn’t stop at adding massive ear…
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VIDEO: Suzuki MotoGP testing in Sepang
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VIDEO: Suzuki MotoGP testing in Sepang Suzuki has just released this video of the MotoGP squad testing. Riders Maverick Vinales and Aleix Espargaro explain how the testing went on the new GSX-RR MotoGP machine at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia at the start of February. There’s a few clips of the bikes at full…
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Sponsored post: Scottoiler adds new vSystem chainoiler Kit for the Africa Twin
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Motorcycle chainoiler manufacturer Scottoiler has announced that it will extend its product range by a special Africa Twin version of its popular vSystem chainoiler. Scottoiler has previously introduced a variety of special kits such as special kits for Ducati, KTM and recently Suzuki motorcycles. With this new system automatic motorcycle chainoiler manufacturer Scottoiler decided to…
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Loris Baz 180mph crash: suit data shows 29.9g impact on rider’s shoulder! Tyre pressure sensors now mandatory in MotoGP
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Here’s what a 180mph crash looks like from the data-capture available from the Alpinestars leather suit. Avintia Racing’s rider, Loris Baz, crashed at a speed of around 290 km/h during the morning session of the opening MotoGP 2016 season test, at Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, on Tuesday. The accident happened on the circuit’s main…
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Spada Duo helmet review
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Reviewer: Mikko Nieminen // RRP: £99.95 // Sizes: XS-XL // Colours: Gloss black, matt black, pearl white // Info: www.spadaclothing.co.uk This is a very special helmet indeed. In a matter of seconds, it transforms from a full-face helmet to an open-face one. And in a couple of minutes (with a help of a £2 coin…
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