GLASGOW CITY centre is to become a motorsports arena when some of the world's fastest bikers will take part in a motorcycle extravaganza in Glasgow today.Superbikes in the Square, which is expected to attract around 20,000 spectators, will feature

No one dropped it, apparently...HEAVY RAIN didn't stop thousands of race fans enjoying Glasgow's annual tribute to motorsport 'Superbikes in the Square' held in the city's centre on Wednesday.Shane Byrne and Cal Crutchlow were the first riders

You can meet Foggy at the Hein Gericke Glasgow store this Saturday from 1-5pm. The World Superbike legend will be launching an X-lite 801 replica of his famous lid. Although, we thought the one he wore when riding was made by Shark, but anyway, that

; London, Derby, Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Nottingham and Manchester.One of the Pan European's selling points for the AA is its large battery which can be used to charge car batteries.The AA first started using motorcycles in 1912, their early fleet

POLICE in Limavady have re-issued their appeal for witnesses to come forward with information, following a fatal accident involving a motorcyclist last weekend.Iain McDonald, 45, from Glasgow, died from his injuries after his BMW collided with a

was rich, drunk and American I may escape with a short ban and some worldwide media coverage. I would like to thank the Glasgow South IAM for there assistance in improving my riding over the last couple of months. They really do know their stuff. Cheers

in Perthshire last Sunday when he struck oncoming traffic, says the Glasgow Daily Record. The motorcyclist was thrown off the bonnet of the first car and smashed the windscreen of a Mazda Six which was following behind. The impact with the Mazda catapulted

A DRIVER who caused a crash in which a biker was horrifically injured has been spared a jail sentence.According to reports in the Glasgow Herald, Stuart Watt, 23, hit Richard Ziegler after trying to overtake on the A907 near Alloa, Clackmannanshire

from Kilmarmock and will stop in Oban, Inverness and Fort William before finishing in George Square, Glasgow on Monday.Last year the ride raised £26,500 and this year they are aiming to surpass that amount.Event organiser Shirley Ann Barnes, who started

Glasgow customers queued up to put deposits down, and over 20 1098s were sold during the launch weekend to add to the 14 sold prior to Christmas. At Ducati Leeds proprietor Charlie Jagger was equally pleased 'I have never seen in 30 years as a motorcycle