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Club MSV launches novice trackday events
By Visordown News on 26/02/2009 11:43:11
Never done a trackday? Have a go for just £20 at one of Club MSV's novice 'taster' days

four MSV race circuits – Cadwell Park, Snetterton, Oulton Park and Brands Hatch.For £20 motorcycle trackday novices will receive a full safety briefing including circuit riding techniques, followed by a 20 minute session on track. Separate sessions

Novice biker banned for three years
By Tim Skilton on 01/11/2007 22:14:41
Irresponsible riding caused head on collision

A MOTORCYCLIST that had held a full licence for only three weeks has been banned for three years for causing a head on collision. Ross Huntington, 26, overtook a car on a blind summit and caused a head-on crash. He was airlifted to hospital along with the driver of the car he col...

My novice year racing in the Formula 400cc class
By Foo #132 on 21/10/2006 00:45:01
A heartfelt recollection of my first year racing

It seems a lifetime ago that I arrived to a bitterly cold Croft on the 6th of April. If I knew then, what I know now, as the saying goes. Stood on the pit wall shivering from the cold in my orange Novice bib, feeling completely out of my depth

First Look: 2009 Yamaha XJ6
By Visordown News on 29/12/2008 13:36:42
First riding pics of Yamaha's new novice-friendly commuter

-cooled engine.Customers can expect a novice-friendly power delivery, optional ABS and semi-faired version in the shape of the new XJ6 Diversion.Prices and availability are TBC but expect the XJ6 to sell for around £4500 and the Diversion just under £5000. Add

Helmet-cam: L-plate biker wipes out on housing estate
By Visordown News on 02/03/2010 14:50:45
Novice motorcyclist comes unstuck while filming himself riding at speed

HOUSING ESTATES all over the UK are probably fed up of twirps like this, but check this helmet-cam footage of an L-plate biker losing the front end of his bike on a corner.Luckily, the little rogue escapes without injury, but we're not sure the Vauxhall he piles into comes off so...

RECALL: Honda CBF600-S-ABS
By Visordown News on 04/03/2009 08:44:15
Potential electrical fault prompts recall of popular novice-friendly machine

HONDA IS recalling certain models of the CBF600 Naked, Naked ABS, S and S ABS because of a potential electrical system problem which could cause a short circuit on the bike.Each registered owner of the motorcycles concerned will be contacted directly by Honda which says that the ...

Learner motorcyclist takes plunge
By Visordown News on 14/01/2008 12:09:29
Novice sparks full-scale rescue bid after crashing through railings on Blyth's quayside

Learner rider fell over 15ftA FEMALE learner has escaped serious injury after an incident while training.The trainee had been training in Quay Road when the vehicle mounted the pavement and crashed through a fence before plunging six feet onto rocks below.Police, firefighters, pa...

First Look: 2011 Honda VTR250
By Visordown News on 14/09/2010 17:21:38
Will UK novices finally get the bike they've been waiting for?

SAY HELLO to the 2011 Honda VTR250 - a naked, learner friendly machine ideal for restricted licence holders.The 250cc four-stroke V-twin's destined, at the moment, for European shores only in 2011 with an estimated price tag of just over £4,000.The liquid-cooled Honda tips the sc...

Niall's Spin: 2006 Honda CBR125R review
By Niall Mackenzie on 20/09/2010 13:56:23
If you're a biking novice, perfect your skills with this baby Honda, which seems far more simple than complex.

anyone can ride the baby CBR, as proved by both our '0-180mph in a day' biking novice Peter Fickling and my own 12-year-old son, Taylor, who has had hours of fun on one of these at the Ron Haslam Race School.Ron uses them for his 'On Track' experience

Zero To 180mph In A Day
By Tim Dickson on 01/08/2005 19:17:36
Can a bona fide biking novice learn to ride in the morning and do flat-out speed runs on a litre sportsbike by teatime? Your CBT was never like this

one key factor in his favour: he had never ridden a motorcycle before. Ever. He was brilliantly and spectacularly clueless about the whole thing. Perfect. The plan was beautiful in its simplicity. Take one total novice (Speccy) to a big, long piece


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