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Suzuki GSX-R150 illustrations appear based on our spy shots – look great
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We’re loving these illustrations of how the little GSX-R superbike 150/250 will look. They’ve appeared overnight from the chaps at motoblast. Based around the spy photos of the little GSX-R that we’ve been bringing you for past few months, the illustration focuses heavily on the funky, mean headlight design and the angular GSX-R fairing. Looks…
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Video: 2017 Fireblade second teaser film from Honda
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We’ll all see the new Honda Fireblade next week when the factory unveils the 2017 bike at the Intermot show in Germany – and ahead of that is this, Honda’s second teaser for the big bike. To be honest, there’s not much to this and it’s only 18 seconds long. But if you’re wanting…
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MotoGP: Bradley Smith CONFIRMED returning to Tech 3 for Motegi round
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Injured Brit Bradley Smith will re-join the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team at the 15th round of the MotoGP World Championship in Japan on October 16. It’ll be the first time that Smith has ridden a bike in anger after being forced to sit out three races due to injuries sustained during practice for the Oschersleben…
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Video: Team Classic Suzuki at the Classic Racer TT – episode three
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Team Classic Suzuki has released this, the final installment of its three-part documentary series that followed the team to the Classic TT on the Isle of Man. The onboard footage is great, the music is bustin’ and Jamie Whitham’s words as good as ever – although he does sound as though he’s recorded the dialogue from…
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Three limited editions of Triumph’s Street Triple 675cc announced
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Triumph has unveiled three limited edition models of its Street Triple roadster to celebrate a decade since the bike’s launch. These factory specials have been created in association with custom paint shop 8BALL, which will provide a unique livery on the Street Triple R DARK and the Street Triple Gold and Street Triple Grey. Featuring…
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MotoGP: Unhappy Pedrosa posts tyre and boot pics to show how screwed he was in Aragon’s race
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Dani Pedrosa’s pretty miffed with Michelin right now following his sixth place finish at yesterday’s Aragon MotoGP round. The Spaniard is so angry that his people have posted these pictures of his Honda’s front tyre and the rider’s ground-away boot after the race. And to be fair to Pedrosa, both do look pretty knackered. That…
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VR46 racer Bulega gets FIM fine for ‘derogatory gestures on track’. Ooooh!
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We didn’t see this hand gesture, so we’ve not got much of an idea just how ‘rude’ it was. So if you saw it, then you know whether the MotoGP bosses are right to impose a very public fine of 300 Euro on the SKY VR46 Moto3 rider Nicolo Bulega (above) . Seems a bit…
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EBR announces TWO new motorcycles being developed across 2017 and 2018
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Just in case there are people out there who remember (or want) something that kind of looks like a Buell, but now carries the EBR badge, the latest news from the USA is interesting. EBR (which stands for Erik Buell Racing – when he got the company back in his hands, Buell couldn’t use the…
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Hayden: “I wish MotoGP was like WorldSBK with another race!”
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MotoGP Legend and 2006 World Champion knew it would be difficult stepping into injured Jack Miller’s shoes at Estrella Galicia 0,0 Marc VDS for the Aragon GP, but the American admits he’d underestimated the challenge ahead slightly with a whole new bike, electronic package and tyres. Off the pace on Friday, the recent WorldSBK podium…
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Marquez: “Here was a great point to attack – and win”
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It has been a few races since Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) increased his Championship lead once again, with the 2-time MotoGP world champion having finished Silverstone and Misano off the podium. That changed back on home turf in Aragon, as the polesitter recovered from an early wobble to get back in the groove and…
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