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From this month the new publication MoreBikes combines the very best of Motor Cycle Monthly as well as its sister title On Two Wheels – the paper made specifically for those who want to get into motorcycling, return to it, or stay on smaller capacity machines. Subscribe here.
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LIVE/WIRE Set to headline Santa Pod Bike Festival this May
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EUROPE’S leading AC/DC tribute Live/Wire have been announced as headliners for a packed weekend of high-octane action and entertainment at Santa Pod’s new Race, Rock ’n’ Ride event. The live performances, which are exclusive to weekend ticket holders, take place on the evening of Saturday, May 21, as part of the two-day motorcycling…
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Win Win Win! A brilliant 11 day course with Paint My Ride worth £1390!
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This month we’ve got a brilliant competition with our sister publication Classic Motorcycle Mechanics and Paint My Ride, to offer you the chance to win an exclusive 11 day course worth £1390. There is NO course like it anywhere else in the world. You will be given a badly damaged petrol tank, taught how to…
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Review: Knox Aegis back protector
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Reviewed by: Mikko Nieminen // RRP: £59.99–£99.99 // Sizes: 4–9 plates // Colours: Black/white // Info: www.planet-knox.com I’ve been using the Aegis back protector from Knox for the last three months, and in this time it has become a part of my standard riding kit. What I was most surprised about was how quickly I…
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Indian introduces ‘Frontier 111’ custom Springfield
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Indian Motorcycle has just revealed the Frontier 111, the first custom Indian Springfield. The bike has been crafted by Len Edmondson of Azzkikr Custom Baggers from Phoenix, Arizona, and Indian calls it a thoroughly modern retro bagger that features classic lines and contemporary, artistic flare. The Frontier 111 has a skirted front fender, a leaf-spring…
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Lewis Hamilton given permission to test a MotoGP bike
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Lewis Hamilton has been given permission to test a MotoGP bike – and Yamaha boss Lin Jarvis has said that he finds the idea ‘interesting’. The news of the tie-up has appeared in the Italian paper, Gazzetta dello Sport. It looks as though energy drink firm Monster, who sponsors both Hamilton and the Yamaha MotoGP…
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