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Learn to ride with Visordown: Restricted or not?
By Tim Skilton on 30/08/2007 14:01:17
Direct Access isn't for everyone. Here's why 33bhp might be the best route for you
up to 33bhp for the first two years. So which one's for you?Direct AccessThe Direct Access Scheme (DAS), which first appeared in 1997, requires candidates take their test on a bike of 47.7bhp or more and is an ideal route for those wanting to gain
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First Look: 2011 Honda VTR250
By Visordown News on 14/09/2010 17:21:38
Will UK novices finally get the bike they've been waiting for?
liquid-cooled Honda tips the scales at just 161kg and has a seat height of 775mm, which should make it ideal for newcomers wanting a light bike that's not too tall.And that's good news, because at 29.9bhp the Honda conveniently falls into the sub-33bhp
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Milan: 2012 Volta City Electric
By Visordown News on 08/11/2011 09:42:51
Two new electric motorcycles from Spain
THIS is the Volta BCN City and Sport - two new electric motorcycles form Spanish firm Volta.They both use the same powerplant - a 3.1kWh lithium-polymer battery, and an elctric motor with a 33bhp (25kW) output.Both models have a range of around 45
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Learning to ride a motorcycle: The right course
By Ben Cope on 28/07/2011 17:39:47
Courses can be tailored to fit your motorcycle learning requirements
it all in one big hit, especially if you’re lacking the necessary confidence. And bear in mind there’s always the 33bhp route.What is the course going to cost?CBT - £80 - £150 including bike hireThree-Day A1 licence £300-400 including CBT, test fees
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BMW's radical 3-wheeler on its way
By Visordown News on 06/08/2008 11:42:05
Big-engined maxi scooter on the way, along with three new Rotax-inspired engines
making around 33bhp, the next is a 650 belching out around 55bhp while the top of range will be 800cc that kicks out 75bhp. According to the factory moles, any thoughts of front-wheel drive have been ditched by the firm in order to keep costs down
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Aprilia launches SRV850
By Visordown News on 18/10/2011 08:45:07
World's largest scooter gets RSV4 styling. Told you so...
-athletic brother will do anything to boost sales is still a moot point, though.The firm has simultaneously revealed details of a new version of the big-wheeled Piaggio Beverly scooter, the Beverly SportTouring. With a new 350cc single, it makes 33bhp and has ABS
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Another diesel bike confirmed
By Visordown News on 12/05/2011 15:01:24
The 670cc diesel Altius Scimitar
Hayes Diversified Technologies – the firm that makes diesel engined bikes based on old Kawasaki KLR650s for the US military.Altius's first model, the Scimitar, is basically a rebadged HDT. That means you only get 33bhp, but it will run on just about
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Why bother designing a new bike...
By Visordown News on 03/04/2012 09:20:34
...When somebody else has already done it?
department, the two machines are rather less similar to their inspiration under the familiar-looking skin. An air-cooled, 343cc parallel twin powers each bike, claiming around 33bhp so we're not expecting Ducati-style performance to accompany the looks
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2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250R first ride review
By Michaela Irwin on 28/04/2010 14:31:07
Kawasaki’s baby Ninja has already sold out in the UK and offers serious style for first-timers and commuters who want to look the part. We sent a total beginner to the world launch in Barcelona
the Ninja is rider-friendly and fun to use.In the flesh the 33bhp 250R looks simply stunning and like it makes four times that power. Its swooping lines are directly inherited from the Ninja’s big brother and the supersport styling is reinforced in every
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Learning to ride a motorcycle: Getting started
By Ben Cope on 28/07/2011 17:03:12
Apply for your motorcycle licence and discover the different categories for riding
Restricted licence – for machines below 33bhp (25kw)The practical test for this category must be taken on a motorcycle of between 121cc and 125cc, that’s is capable of at least 62mph (100kph). On passing, the licence holder can ride any motorcycle without L-Plates up
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