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Road Positioning
By Carin Sharin on 01/08/2006 20:45:00
Article by The Rider's Digest
is all about this. To learn how to get your knee down, do a track day. To learn precognition and get second sight, do an advanced riding course, or become a courier – the end results are similar. The first thing I learnt on the IAM course is that to go
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I Love The 70's
By Stuart Barker on 27/10/2010 15:42:48
Whats not to love about the 70's, lairy cars, crazy dress-sense, hairy women (forget the last bit). TWO feature looking at 70's biking
Leathers (body armour forbidden), buckle up your courier-style 'race' boots, spin a David Essex LP on the turntable and settle back as we race down the time tunnel to re-discover what motorcycling was all about three decades ago.THE BIKES WE RODE
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Fast Masters
By Stuart Barker on 02/11/2008 14:02:20
Why are some riders faster than others? Is it fear that stops us, a lack of technique or a state of mind? TWO examines what being fast really means and uncovers the secrets of going faster
£5-700 pounds a week as a courier. It paid to be quick.IAN LOUGHER is the most successful TT rider still racing today. With seven wins to his credit, he's got 23 years of experience on the world's most demanding road race circuit to draw on. Going
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