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New DVLA road tax changes – your questions answered
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With the new road tax changes coming into effect from October 1st, we wanted to make sure everyone knew exactly how it would affect them. By speaking with the DVLA, we’ve got what we believe to be the most complete guide to taxing your bike or car… Despite no longer needing to display a paper disc, you’ll…
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2moroRider update: 18,900 miles completed!
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Young British motorcyclist Rhys Lawrey has completed the Australian section of his record-breaking round-the-world adventure, having ridden the 5,900 miles from Perth to Sydney during August. Riding under the 2moroRider banner, Rhys has travelled 18,900 miles since leaving England on his Triumph Tiger 800 XC at the beginning of May. “I had to top up…
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Be a safer rider… avoid surgeons on the road!
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A MoneySuperMarket analysis of over 11 million car insurance quotes has revealed the top ten professions in the UK that make both the fewest, and most, ‘at fault’ claims on their car insurance policies. Based on 1,934,550 claims recorded in a five year history of each driver, from 11,064,736 million quotes run on the MoneySuperMarket car insurance site between 1…
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Meet DJ Carl Cox and the P&H Motorcycles team
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Having dominated the 2014 TriOptions Cup, taking an incredible nine wins and a further 13 podiums, the Carl Cox/P&H Motorcycles Ducati team will be hosting a special event at P&H Motorcycles on September 13th. This unique event will give fans the opportunity to meet the team, ask questions and even get to meet superstar DJ…
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New Shark Explore-R adventure, track, street and touring helmet
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This year SHARK Helmets introduced its most versatile helmet yet the Explore-R, which can be used for adventure riding, touring, cruising around town and even on track. The Explore-R is made from SHARK’s carbon skin technology, which combines carbon and aramid fibres to create its structure. For added protection it also features a second skin for higher performance and improved shock…
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New motorcycle GPS sat nav includes iGO navigation maps
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Interphone has launched an update to its satellite navigation system GPSBIKE iGO, which now includes iGO navigation maps. GPSBIKE iGO meets the needs of motorcyclists combining the best technology available in one single device. The unit has large buttons so can be easily used when wearing gloves; it also offers a sturdy waterproof structure for life…
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Motorcycles allowed in bus lanes in Edinburgh trial
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Edinburgh City Council is to trial allowing motorcycles to access bus lanes. The proposal is to allow access to all 30 miles of the Scottish Capital’s bus lanes in peak periods only. The trial will last for nine months initially, and make Edinburgh Scotland first city to allow bikes in bus lanes. Transport for London (TfL) recently…
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Test ride a new KTM at Box Hill
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Test ride a new KTM at Box Hill this Sunday (August 31) as KTM UK will be in attendance with a large range of 2014 Street bikes available for demo rides. Visitors to the popular biking meeting spot in Tadworth, Surrey, will be able to take a closer look at a selection of the…
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Michael Dunlop rides 109mph lap of the TT on National Motorcycle Museum bike
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Michael Dunlop put in a 109mph lap from a standing start at last week’s Classic TT on his late father’s ex- works Norton Rotary race machine which is now owned as part of the National Motorcycle Museum collection. Michael was representing Robert Dunlop in the Joey Dunlop “the rivals” tribute parade lap held on…
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Tax disc rule changes
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From October 1, 2014, the paper tax disc will no longer need to be displayed on your motorcycle – or on your car windscreen. It has been a regular feature on vehicles since 1921, but will disappear as the Government makes changes to the way vehicles are taxed. You will still need to buy…
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