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  • Pyramid Plastics – from Hugger to Extenda Fenda. The history of bodykit

    Pyramid Plastics – from Hugger to Extenda Fenda. The history of bodykit

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    John Milbank finds out how the aftermarket bodykit industry has evolved since the early days of LCs. In 1986, an industrial designer teamed up with a mate to produce colour-matched belly-pans for Suzuki RG125 and RG250s. Working with Cash on Delivery, and communicating with overseas customers via Telex, this was a time when the only…

  • Ago, McGuinness, Mooneyes and more at Mallory Park

    Ago, McGuinness, Mooneyes and more at Mallory Park

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    Giacomo Agostini heads the list of sporting icons lined up to take part in this weekend’s Bike Bonanza at Mallory Park. The multi-times World Champion and Isle of Man TT hero will take to the Leicestershire circuit aboard an MV Agusta. And he will be joined by modern day heroes among them John McGuinness and…

  • Understand YOUR motorcycle suspension

    Understand YOUR motorcycle suspension

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      Maxton Engineering are one of the world’s top motorcycle suspension specialists, and the perfect people to demystify the springy stuff. Words and photos by: John Milbank   How many times have you heard the local pub pundit dishing out his ‘expert’ advice: “You want to stiffen that up with a bit more preload” or…

  • How to buy a Kawasaki GPz500S (1987–1994)

    How to buy a Kawasaki GPz500S (1987–1994)

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      The first of the budget bikes, a good GPZ is a bargain today… The GPz500S fell between bikes like Yamaha’s revvy two-stroke RD350 YPVS, and Kawasaki’s own – once class-leading – four cylinder four-stroke GPZ600R. The sporty looks were more than skin deep: with a minimalistic chassis it could turn a ride into something…

  • Honda CB1300 Used bike review

    Honda CB1300 Used bike review

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    Overview It kind of all started with 1993’s ‘The Big-1’. Powered by a CBR1000 motor, the name was (thankfully) soon dropped, as the rumour was that ‘Big- 1’ was a registered trademark of an American brand of toilet cleaner… Despite the fact that the renamed ‘Super Four’ failed to shift in big numbers in the…


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