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Attitude problems
By TRDman on 09/11/2004 13:19:13
Who is responsibile for biking's image. Do you have the biggest part to play?
-post or other piece of street furniture and become another headline in the local press.One rider I spoke to recently offered the argument that bikers are rebels and are expected to be a little outside the law. After all, for many of us, the freedoms offered us
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Make a Date for Beaulieu
By Tim Skilton on 13/06/2007 09:06:25
Motorcycle extravaganza on 23rd and 24th June
to 30,000 motorcycling enthusiasts annually. This year there will be a big, outdoor screen showing coverage of the British Moto GP at Donington Park, so you can see all the weekend's biking action in one place.Headlining in the Arena for 2007 are the UK
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Mike Scott Column - Feb 2002
By Mike Scott on 01/02/2002 11:36:05
Elder of Grand Prix journalism, Editor of Motocourse and man on the inside of GP racing, ponders the cult of personality and what GPs would be like without it - stand up Michael Scott
's qualifying pole time from this year's GP.And (get this) he was also faster than Rossi on the same day! To me, this is hugely significant. In terms of news value, however, it was Rossi who grabbed all the headlines. The message from all this is clear enough
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Mike Scott Column - Sep 2007
By Mike Scott on 10/09/2007 12:48:12
You need luck in MotoGP, but luck can be a bitch, says Mike Scott, our GP paddock pitbull
another broken bone - his kneecap.Repsol might have chosen better wording for their official announcement of this fact. The news was conveyed under the headline "Breaking News".Britain's shame in racing is that talented young riders like Bradley have to go
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Motorcycle Radar: 1998
By Roland Brown on 20/11/2010 15:58:33
Journalist Roland Brown has ridden everything that’s walked or crawled in the last 30 years. Here he looks back at the bikes that defined 1998
was simply its timing.Normally a debut superbike from a top Italian marque would create massive headlines, but the RSV’s unveiling the previous year had been overshadowed by Yamaha’s new YZFR1 and the equally stunning 750 F4 from reborn MV Agusta. Worse still
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Retro File: 1993 Ducati Monster M900
By Jon Urry on 24/09/2010 15:21:00
The bike that saved Ducati was a design icon, which remained unchanged for 15 years. Forget the 916, the Monster is the bike that made Ducati what it is today
Massimo Tamburini might have been grabbing the headlines in 1995, none of his work would have made it out of the factory’s gates had it not been for the genius of Miguel Galluzzi and his incredible foresight.Using his philosophy that all a motorcycle
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First Ride: Triumph Tiger 1050 SE review
By Mark Forsyth on 02/04/2012 14:05:34
Catching the ten-fifty from Hinckley
this isn’t a magazine shoot-out group test where there must be a winner in order to create an attention-grabbing headline. I’ve just spent three weeks with the Tiger SE and I’m a convert because it does so much, so well.The Tiger is the sort of bike you
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Top 10 best production motorcycle paintjobs
By Visordown on 04/04/2013 21:01:49
This list is the product of many a heated debate but we're still not sure it's perfect. Nevermind, here are our best road-bike paintjobs. You're guaranteed to disagree.
, we’ve mentioned cigarette sponsorship already, but no apologies for adding another fag-inspired bike.Norton’s F1 road bike made lots of headlines back in 1990 but production numbers were tiny and despite the racing success of its rotary engine
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Second Hand
By Jon Urry on 12/10/2007 12:49:25
With a £5000 budget we delve into the second-hand market to test four of the best used bargains around, the 2001 Aprilia Mille, 2000 Duacti 748, 2001 Honda Fireblade and 2001 Suzuki GSX-R750
The sportsbike market is a battleground between manufacturers all trying to prise the cash from your hands. Every year the one-upmanship takes on new heights as every new model tries to better the current market leader by grabbing the headlines
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Road Test: Kawasaki ZX-12R vs. Suzuki Hayabusa
By Warren Pole on 21/04/2008 22:31:36
For what we are about to recieve may the good Lord make us truly thankful because what we are about to receive is more speed than can possibly be good for you as we hop the channel with Suzuki's Hayabusa and Kawasaki's ZX-12
-slippery aerodynamics. All this saw the Honda bat through the timing lights 3mph faster than the ZZ-R. Hmmm, an improvement but not as earth-shattering as the 200mph hype headlines before the bike's release had suggested.But Honda had started the top speed ball rolling
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