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Adventure bikes, why they are the new cool
By Visordown on 25/10/2010 10:08:22
Forget trying to look cool on your new sportsbike, there is a new craze in town. Adventure bikes are the latest up and coming fashion accessory. You’d be a right Charley to miss out...

, Buell the Ulysses, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Nearly every manufacturer has at least two adventure bikes in its range. So what has caused this trend?There are many factors, both from the rider’s and manufacturers perspective

Mike Scott Column - Feb 2008
By Mike Scott on 15/02/2008 12:37:06
Tyres, dodgy electronics and the first tests at Jerez: Scottie’s rubs his hands and gets stuck into another round of silly-season antics

. It was satisfying that both their riders, class rookie Guintoli and downbeat Tamada, outqualified Edwards at the last race, and Guintoli beat him to the flag as well.Too little, too late. But thankfully the Brummies will still be in the paddock, since Dunlop reign

Michael Scott Column - Feb 08
By Michael Scott on 17/02/2008 16:08:13
Tyres, dodgy electronics and the first tests at Jerez: Scottie’s rubs his hands and gets stuck into another round of silly-season antics

. It was satisfying that both their riders, class rookie Guintoli and downbeat Tamada, outqualified Edwards at the last race, and Guintoli beat him to the flag as well.Too little, too late. But thankfully the Brummies will still be in the paddock, since Dunlop reign

Michael Scott Column - Jul 02
By Michael Scott on 01/07/2002 14:31:00

fine rostrum third in the wet in the first round in Japan, but was dismayed in round two in South Africa when he lost a hard earned fourth to class rookie Daijiro Kato's two-stroke Honda NSR on the last lap. The 250 champ came flying past

Learn to ride with Visordown: Choosing a helmet
By Tim Skilton on 13/09/2008 14:01:12
How to find the right helmet for you

helmet, even if it's cheap, as it could have been involved in an accident. A first class full face can be picked up for £150 - £200.Which helmet brand's the best fit?Remember that everyone's head shape is different. Just because your mate's helmet fits

Mike Scott Column - Jul 2002
By Mike Scott on 01/07/2002 11:51:58
GP racing's learned sage tells us why Yamaha should learn to keep their mouth firmly shut

fine rostrum third in the wet in the first round in Japan, but was dismayed in round two in South Africa when he lost a hard earned fourth to class rookie Daijiro Kato's two-stroke Honda NSR on the last lap. The 250 champ came flying past

First Ride: 2004 Ducati 749R
By Jon Urry on 30/03/2008 20:50:17
Following its launch at a soggy Valencia, we try Ducati's beautiful 749R in the dry at Donington.

.It was during a Donington Park track day and I was just about to tip into Coppice when a BMW BoxerCup Replika came steaming up the inside, piloted by Mackenzie on a mission. Out of the corner and on to the Dunlop straight, the Ducati easily made up the gap

First Ride: 2006 Suzuki GSX-R750 K6
By James Whitham on 03/04/2008 18:32:52
I know I'm not as young as I was...

that year was like going down a bob sleigh track sat in a tin bath full of water.My point is this. Once upon a time, not so long ago, 750cc bikes were seen as the best compromise between weight, power, and agility. They spawned the class of racing we know

Michael Scott, Column - Jul 08
By Michael Scott on 01/07/2008 16:04:21
Mike scott discovers that it isn’t only ‘gorgeous’ george’s ego that is oversized, the lad has balls the size of an abstinent elephant

class to spearhead the effort. Honda did exactly the same in 1959, and we all know what happened after that.The Maxtra may be only a 125, and it may have no real technical connection with the massive factory in China. But it is hugely significant, way

The Cigarette Papers: Grand Prix sponsorship
By Michael Scott on 08/07/2010 10:13:26
In the 1990s, cigarette sponsorship ran the world. Massive corporates, incredibly rich and powerful, went to war on the sidepanels and fairings of the fastest machines in the world. We remember a time when fag ash was king...

was also the unashamed pioneer of securing sponsorship money.It is slightly surprising then that it wasn’t Barry who first pocketed the generous cash available from cigarette logos. That prize had already been taken by the time Sheene joined the 500 class

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