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New TRACER 9 GT+ Sport Touring model from Yamaha
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‘Yamaha Sport Touring models give riders across the globe the chance to live their dreams and explore the roads of life whenever they feel the need to escape from everyday realities.’ Say Yamaha. ‘Whether it’s a weekend break or an ambitious long distance tour, the TRACER 9 range has the performance, comfort and versatility to…
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Norton Motorcycles sets out vision for the future with immersive event, Unlocking Modern Luxury
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Norton Motorcycles invited a selection of esteemed guests to Unlocking Modern Luxury, an immersive event at its headquarters in Solihull, to celebrate the brand’s vision for the future. The event saw Norton Motorcycles welcome keynote speaker Professor Gerry McGovern, Chief Creative Officer at Jaguar Land Rover, with Lisa Gregg, Founder of LivingxLG, hosting proceedings that promised…
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Products: Stormsure waterproofing, repair adhesive and repair tape
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A few weeks ago some stuff landed on my desk from a company called Stormsure. They have products that are able apparently, to ‘fix almost anything’. I received a box of self-adhesive Tuff Tape waterproof repair strip, some Tuff Tape waterproof repair patches, some flexible repair adhesive and some water repellent spray. Clearly this stuff…
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Fix for four years with new offer from Suzuki
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With interest rates on the rise Suzuki is offering customers the chance to fix for up to four years at 4.9% APR representative, on either a PCP or HP agreement and with no deposit required. Available on the top-of-the-range Hayabusa – with its famed 1340cc, torque-laden inline four cylinder engine and electronics suite than includes…
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Last chance to be a part of Triumph’s 120th anniversary celebrations
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As Triumph reaches a century of celebration rides to mark the brand’s 120th anniversary – there’s still time to join in To mark its momentous 120th anniversary, Triumph Motorcycles is celebrating with 120 ride-outs across the UK during 2022. Which means there’s still time for owner’s clubs, riding groups, groups of friends and the wider…
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New British manufacturer, Battersea Power Station and a pop-up shop..
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New British electric motorcycle manufacturer Maeving has opened a new pop-up shop at the iconic Battersea Power Station in London. The new shop opened Friday, October 14, 2022, when the Grade II* listed Power Station opened its doors to the public for the first time ever and will be in place until November 11. Maeving…
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Pata Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK Looking for Long-Haul Points Haul in Argentina
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The Pata Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK team and riders Toprak Razgatlıoğlu and Andrea Locatelli head to Argentina for the first long-haul event of the 2022 FIM Superbike World Championship this coming weekend, from 21-23 October, at Circuito San Juan Villicum. Defending champion Razgatlıoğlu has a good record from the 4.276 km venue, finishing on the…
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Suzuki bringing championship-winning superbikes to Stafford Classic Motorcycle Show
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Suzuki is bringing championship-winning superbikes to the Stafford Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show – which takes place on 15-16 October at the Staffordshire County Showground – with Troy Corser’s World Superbike-winning GSX-R1000 K5 on display next to John Reynolds’ 2004 British Superbike title-winning machine. The two iconic superbikes, in their Corona Suzuki and Rizla Suzuki liveries…
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VR: New Kid On The Block
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The new millennium delivered a few surprises in the world of MotoGP along with one confirmation – KRJR (Kenny Roberts Jnr.) was capable of winning the world championship just like his old man. Building on a second place in the standings the previous year, Kenny took the premier title for Suzuki. And amazingly, despite four…
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BMW goes CARBON
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BMW knows what its doing when it comes to suspension – and its latest creation with ZF (Zahnradfabrik) is further proof. The two firms have collaborated to develop a carbon fibre telescopic fork for BMW’s World Endurance Team. It’s a clever bit of kit consisting of a carbon fibre outer tube and a carbon fibre…
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