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Used: Starlane Stealth GPS-3 lap timer review
By Ben Cope on 15/05/2012 19:21:36
If you want to know how fast you're lapping, read on

I used a lap timer, I went out in qualifying and rode around like I had a wasp in my leathers, hoping I'd set a good time. With no team to speak of and no boards being held out on the pit wall I kept going 'til the chequered flag, hoping, I s'pose, I

Niall's Spin: Triumph Daytona 675 review
By Niall Mackenzie on 17/09/2010 16:13:42
After a week in Malaysia on the Triumph Daytona 675 launch recently I was looking forward to the odd road test during the year

that includes a lap timer and gear position indicator.The TT600 and the 600 Daytona were nearly bikes. At best they were two years behind the opposition, at worst four. Not so with the 675. Apart from the lack of slipper clutch you have the full house of goodies

Living with a 2006 Triumph Daytona 675
By Niall Mackenzie on 16/07/2006 09:55:02
Niall raves about the Triumph Daytona 675

Supercorsas for some of the latest Michelin Pilot Power 2 CTs. The Pirellis have been pretty faultless both on road and track so I'll be using the onboard lap timer on my next Donington track day to see if the Michelins might give me a few tenths here

Living with a 2004 Triumph Speed Triple
By Steve Moore on 15/09/2004 11:49:33
The Triumph Speed Triple enjoys life in the hands of Steve Moore

of design is well satisfied.All the extras were added by Flitwick Motorcycles ((01525) 712197) along with a 6000 mile service. When I picked up my new-look bike I was taken to one side by chief mechanic George who explained that, like many Triple owners, I

Living with a 2009 Kawasaki ZX-6R
By John Stevens and Andy Hogan on 23/01/2010 11:07:58
Andy Hogan and John Stevens share a 2009 Kawasaki ZX-6R for a year. Here's their review

time. This kind of worked, I managed to get past a couple of fancy track bikes and felt great, but this wasn’t reflected on the (onboard) lap timer.The next step is to not look back, to stick with slicks and get used to riding how they need to be ridden

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