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EU enforced braking - below 125cc?
By Visordown News on 26/03/2013 10:15:24
EU regulations on ABS may not be as simple as they first appear
newly registered models.Although ABS will not be explicitly required on motorcycles below 125cc - early draft legislation to this effect was rejected - the EU has got something in mind for 'enchancing safety across all motorcycle classes
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40,000 bikers ride in anti-EU protest
By Visordown News on 27/09/2011 12:13:12
Demo ride against plans for anti-motorcycling proposals from the EU
PROTESTING against the adoption of EU’s proposed plans for motorcycling, 40,000 riders swarmed UK's motorways in a protest ride against the proposed regulations.The demonstration, organised by Motorcycle Action Group, took place on Sunday 25th
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EU proposes anti-tampering measures and ABS for all bikes by 2013
By Visordown News on 08/10/2010 09:50:05
EU policy makers clearly think we're not to be trusted
NEWLY PROPOSED European technical regulations could see ABS become mandatory on all bikes above 125cc as well as measures to prevent you from tuning your bike.The long-awaited proposed regulations include details of future emissions regulations and changes to the detailed technic...
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EU-phemisms
By mark forsyth on 08/12/2011 13:50:08
Thou shall not tamper
It may not be the catchiest title for a body of people but the European Parliament's Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) might be a title you should try and remember.This innocuously titled outfit has just voted through their collective recommendations...
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Badger's Tails: New EU licence directives
By The Badger on 20/02/2007 09:34:47
Badger gives us the latest on the EU licence laws
BrusselsNew EU motorcycle licence directives are set to turn motorcycling on its head, so claims the Motorcycle Industry Association. MCIA spokesperson, Craig Hairy-Cleft said: 'The new licence proposals currently being drafted in Brussels will have
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Ministers to 'push back' against EU legislations
By Visordown News on 19/01/2012 09:30:58
Under-Secretary of State for Transport says PM has given him permission to strongly oppose anti-bike legislations
MIKE PENNING MP, Under-Secretary of State for Transport, has said that Ministers will fight against the EUs move to impose anti-biking legislations.The EU want to introduce new technical regulations to motorcycles that could see ABS become standard
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MEPs look to BMF for EU regulation clarity
By Visordown News on 19/04/2012 09:00:09
BMF travel to Brussels to explain Type Approval Regulation to MEPs
WITH the confusion over the EU Type Approval Regulations and severals MEPs voicing concerns, the BMF travelled to Brussels last week to clarify the motorcyclist's case.The well reported issue regarding the Type Approval Regulation has seen MP
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EU Boss questions if motorcycles should be allowed
By Visordown News on 27/12/2007 14:25:36
Come back Adolf, all is forgiven
ONE OF the most influential voices in the EU transport advisory board has ruffled a few feathers around Europe by questioning whether motorcycles should be allowed at all.Norwegian Rune Elvik, speaking in the recent European Transport Safety Council
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EU proposal for health warnings in motoring advert
By Tim Skilton on 25/10/2007 08:12:51
It's only a matter of time
in the EuropeanParliament today, would see the standard EU colour coding for product efficiency -that was recently introduced to new cars in the showroom - carried in all press advertising.Peter Davies, from Staffordshire based Advertising & PR agency Ward Lovett
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EU orders wire-rope barrier review
By Tim Skilton on 09/10/2007 09:26:28
'Cheese-cutter' barriers branded lethal for motorcyclists
Wire crash barriers...lethal to motorcyclistsTHE EUROPEAN UNION have ordered a review of central wire rope barriers on motorways following increasing concerns over incidents involving motorcycles.The wire barriers are mainly seen in Ireland and on the Continent and have the poten...
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