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MotoGP: Quartararo heads Yamaha 1-2-3 after Friday in Thailand
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The Iwata manufacturer made sensational gains by setting a stunning Friday pace, whilst Marquez returned from hospital after an FP1 crash After the intensity of FP1, the MotoGP class took to the Chang International Circuit for the second session of their PTT Thailand Grand Prix. Fighting ‘fit’ and eager to send a warning to his…
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Do YOU remember Bata’s Motor Sandal? Anyone know where we can get a pair?
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We were just talking in the office and we were wondering whatever happened to the MotorSandal? Does anyone know where we can get a pair for next year’s riding season? You might remember Bata’s Motor Sandal doing the rounds a few years ago. Designed and engineered for bikers, the sandals came with fibreglass reinforced soles,…
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MotoGP: FULL SCHEDULE for this weekend’s Thailand GP.
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This weekend MotoGP racing heads to Buriram for the Thailand GP – and with free practice already underway here are all the times to help you stay across the action over the next few days. Friday 4 October: 09:00-09:40 – Moto3 – FP1 09:55-10:40 – MotoGP – FP1 10:55-11:35 – Moto2 – FP1 13:15-13:55 –…
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MotoGP: Viñales blasts clear in FP1, Marquez crashes hard in Buriram
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There were plenty of talking points from the opening session for the premier class, with the Championship leader crashing heavily Dry weather provided a dramatic opening session for the MotoGP class, with plenty of headlines coming from the Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand. Champion-elect Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) was top of the session…
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Donington Park to be a milestone for Scott Redding and SHARK Helmets
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The British Superbike Championship heads to Donington Park on 4-6 October for the penultimate round of the much-loved national championship. Heading into the weekend with a 14-point lead to his closest rival – and teammate – Josh Brookes, is SHARK-supported Scott Redding who has fond memories of the Leicestershire-based track. Rewind to 2008, when Redding…
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Protect your bike with Eazi-Guard Stone Chip Protection Kit
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Protect your bike from stone chips, abrasions, stress fractures and scratches with the Eazi-Guard Stone Chip Protection Kit.
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Want a Suzuki Katana or SV650? Check out the new lower finance rates from the factory
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Suzuki has set a new 5.9% APR Representative standard rate of finance on all models 401cc and above, reducing it from the previous 7.9% APR Representative. The rate applies for customers buying on PCP or HP, and is available with a £1 deposit. That means that with a £2500 deposit or trade-in, the company’s KATANA…
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All-electric class next year in American Supercross championship
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In something of a shift in off-road competition in the USA, news arrives that the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) has given the go-ahead for an entirely electric racing class in 2020. The KTM Junior Supercross series for 7 – 8 year olds will be a purely electric championship without any conventionally-powered motorcycles allowed. Although it’s…
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Cash secured for MV Agusta – means NEW ‘premium’ AND ‘mid-range’ motorcycles over next FIVE years.
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MV Agusta has announced its five-year business plan which puts production from the Italian bike maker at 25,000 motorcycles over the next half decade. The factory has also said that it will make new premium bikes, but what’s likely to get people interested even more that that is the commitment to make a new mid-sized…
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MotoGP: 10 Ducati things to know about the Thailand Grand Prix
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The next four rounds of the MotoGP World Championship will all take place outside of Europe. The first leg is Buriram, at the Chang International Circuit, where the race will be held for the second time since the venue was included in the 2018 calendar. The Thailand GP is the 15th round of the season…
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