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A dog crashed my motorcycle
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Q. I was riding along my local high street when a Chihuahua dog (yes the really small type) called Twinkle jumped out of her owner’s handbag and ran straight out in front of me, causing me to swerve, crash into a massive pile of rubbish outside the local kebab shop and fall off. Not my…
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Electric bikes are our future!
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A new breed of electric-powered off-road bikes are changing the way youngsters are getting into motorcycling, says Marc Potter. For the first time ever, electric-powered off-road bikes are now a truly viable alternative to petrol power, with firms like Kuberg, OSET and Mecatechno coming into the UK and lighting the imaginations of children and…
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Derbi Mulhacén Café 125
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Derbi have done a good job at shrinking their 659cc machine. The bike looks great with deep black paint and those cheeky go faster stripes which give it a distinctive style, it’s nice to see something retro in the overcrowded race rep filled learner legal category. The Mulhacén may only be a four-stroke 125 but…
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YAMAHA YBR 125
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£2499 www.yamaha-motor.eu/uk Does exactly what it says on the tin, provides reliable, cheap day-to-day transport. It may not be the most exciting bike on the planet but it’s not a bad little commuter machine. Twist & Go issue reviewed: N/A Tech Spec Engine: 124cc Four-stroke Gearbox: Geared Licence required: A1 Claimed power: 10bhp Fuel…
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WK Bikes Jetmax 250 EFi
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£2799 www.wkbikes.com The Jetmax is a 250cc maxi with large storage space, great weather protection and get this… an integrated FM stereo! Two years parts & labour warranty on all WK bikes. Twist & Go issue reviewed: Twist and Go magazine, issue 80 Tech Spec Engine: 249cc Four-stroke Licence required: A2 Claimed power: 20bhp…
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SYM Maxsym 400i
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£4999 www.symuk.co.uk The Maxsym 400i is the flagship Sym machine, it’s well built, looks very tidy, rides well and comes with linked brakes, USB point, comfy dual seat, good weather protection etc. Twist & Go issue reviewed: Twist and Go magazine, issue 85 Tech Spec Engine: 399cc Four-stroke Gearbox: Automatic Licence required: A1 Fuel…
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Submit YOUR bike review
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Submit YOUR bike review We’d love to hear about your bike, and so would our thousands of followers. MoreBikes.co.uk is the best place to share your knowledge, experience and ideas, so why not send us your reviews. If you’d like to submit your details, please answer the following questions, in as much details as possible,…
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Read MoreBikes Newspaper Online
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MoreBikes is the UK’s most popular monthly bike title, and it’s FREE! Pick it up in your local dealer, club or biker cafe, or read it right here, right now. Every issue is packed with news, in-depth reviews, new and used bike tests, products, events, adventure stories and riding tips. Plus, there are hundreds of…
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Everything you need to know about motorcycle forks
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A well set-up front end will give you more control, feel and confidence in your bike. We explain the tech behind forks… How do forks work? Cartridge forks have all of their valving inside a metal cylinder, or cartridge. This is bolted to the bottom of the fork so it moves up and down (compresses…
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Racing the Wild and Woolly motorcycle scramble
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Sub zero temperatures, deep snow and frozen mud holes didn’t stop riders competing in the oldest motorcycle race in the world… Boxing Day is normally the day of recovery from the Christmas excesses… and the beginning of the turkey leftovers foraweek. not so for a small village in northants. Every year, the 26th December heralds…
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