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Motorcycle Radar: 1977
By Roland Brown on 16/11/2010 16:59:51
Wise road tester Roland Brown looks back at the years that changed biking.
it right with their first big four-stroke. The GS made 68bhp, handled well, looked good and blew every other 750 off the road. It also gave me one of the most exciting rides of my life, when I borrowed my mate Dave’s GS and rode it up the M6 in the rain
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Motorcycle Radar: 1982
By Roland Brown on 23/11/2010 12:07:30
1982 was a great year. The year Visordown's founder Ben Cope was born. But what else happened?
the painfully plank-like pillion seat of my mate Dave’s brand new Kat all the way to the south of France - where the bike was nicked, so I went home on the train. But even the Katana couldn’t compete with the year’s ultimate superbike, Bimota’s HB2. The blend
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Motorcycle Radar: 1981
By Roland Brown on 23/11/2010 15:39:10
International roadtester and motorcycling sage Roland Brown looks back at the years that changed motorcycling over the decades
sad year for racing were Dave Potter and former sidecar champ George O’Dell. So that was bad.Bike of the YearInto the kingdom of the big fours screamed a very different creature that was almost as quick, even more fun and considerably more antisocial
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