Kawasaki have launched this T-Shirt in celebration of the Z1. If you're a fan, or if you've got one tucked away in the garage, then you need this in your life.Here's what Kawasaki have to say about it:Forty years after its European launch

You just know this is going to end badly.The suspension linkages so dry they squeak for mercy. The knackered kickstart return spring. The madman in the forest randomly firing a rifle. The extensive protective equipment.If it's disaster you're expecting, you won't be short changed...

Plant, MSS Kawasaki and Red Viper. Don't miss this event, we will be retailing there and more details can be found at http://www.thundersprint.com/This T Shirt has been created as the Official event Tee and will be produced in limited numbers, so we

, from first-timers, to returnees to motorcycling, experienced riders and ladies," says Kawasaki UK's Martin Lambert at the launch in Austria. A Kawasaki built for girls? I nearly spilled my Pinot Grigio down my shirt.The design of the ER-6n was a big

of Advanced Motorists (IAM), Bikesafe and manufacturers including Piaggio, Honda, Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki, BMW, Suzuki, Triumph and Yamaha.Visordown is backing the campaign and offering prizes to 6 lucky readers. We've got one goody bag to giveaway and 5 R1

TEST RIDE a Yamaha at your local authorised dealer and be in with a chance of winning a custom-painted 2010 YZF-R1.Entrants responding to Yamaha's post-test ride survey will also get a T-Shirt celebrating the company's three world championships plus

and Kawasaki inline fours, Suzuki 60-degree and Ducati 90-degree V4s, and Honda a 72-degree V5.In five years of 990s there has already been a trend towards similarity. Aprilia's triple was too much racing car, then the company all but collapsed. Suzuki widened

in showbiz as a dancer and swapped his leotard for a customised Kawasaki Z1000R when CHiPs kicked off in 1977. Earning $25,000 per episode at the height of its popularity, it proved to be a good move.Dancing aside, Estrada was no pussy. He crashed the Kwacker

got quite wrong included the MSS Colchester Kawasakis of Julian de Costa and Simon Andrews. They actually turned out to be very competitive. And double Japanese champion Atsushi Watanabe didn’t return from Japan ready to carry on where Riyuichi Kyonari

, but unfortunately there are going to be some big crashes too, which is where, when it comes to winning championships, the bank accounts come back into play.4. The new ZZR-1400Incase you hadn't noticed, the war between Suzuki and Kawasaki over who's got the fastest