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Niall Mackenzie Column - Mar 10
By Niall Mackenzie on 10/03/2010 10:59:11
Charity begins in Southport as Niall finds it better to give than polish his motorbikes, but he still finds time to heap loads of pressure on Brit riders going for world titles in 2010

the seven and a half Brits on factory bikes in WSB (OK Guintolli is French but we like him and he lives in Leicestershire). And last but not least Eugene Laverty for the World Supersport Championship, that’ll be four world titles in the bag, no pressure lads.

Niall Mackenzie Column - Sep 2008
By Niall Mackenzie on 12/09/2008 20:32:36
Ex-Grand Prix legend turned super-fast roadtester Niall Mackenzie remembers the intense pressure heaped on a rider at his home GP round.

The British Grand Prix at Donington Park may have taken place over a month ago but I still can’t help milking the feel good factor from before and after that historic day in June.Since James Toseland signed his two year MotoGP deal thousands of us have enjoyed the excitement and ...

Tyre launch: Pirelli Diablo Rosso
By Niall Mackenzie on 10/02/2008 16:51:29
Pirelli’s new Diablo Rosso tyres caters specifically for riders of sportsbikes and street bikes

Pirelli Diablo Rosso Niall Mackenzie Catalunya, Spain 13 February 2008One hundred years ago Pirelli trounced the opposition by winning the 17,000km Peking to Paris rally, not a bad achievement considering it was their first entry into a major motor

Advanced Riding Course: Bike Set-up
By Niall Mackenzie on 22/03/2010 16:29:01
Learn how to get the most out of your bike with set-up tips from Niall Mackenzie

I’m a simple man with simple logic so I’d like to start with tyres as, after all, they are what connect us to the tarmac. Think of it this way, you could be sitting on £5,000 worth of Öhlins suspension but if your tyre pressures are 10psi out you

Advanced Riding Course: Braking Techniques
By Niall Mackenzie on 22/03/2010 11:45:39
Let Niall Mackenzie inside your head and get your riding into tip-top braking advice

. As I’m rolling back the twist grip my fingers are already covering the brake lever ready to apply a tiny amount of pressure just to get the brake pads in contact with the discs. Further gentle pressure safely transfers most of the weight to the front

Advanced Riding Course: Wet Weather Riding Confidence
By Niall Mackenzie on 10/04/2010 12:01:09
Niall Mackenzie turns diviner to explain the secrets of riding in the wet. Soggy satisfaction

it seal.When it comes to road riding, apart from checking tyre pressures there is nothing I would change from a good dry riding set up. I’ve heard of riders reducing tyre pressures for the wet but I totally disagree as this will only let the tread ‘fold

Niall Mackenzie Column - Jul 2005
By Niall Mackenzie on 01/07/2005 10:57:46
Saddle swap sores

from GSE. Although John rode at Mallory, it was only the Tuesday after that the decision was made to let John's leg rest. The team was under pressure to get results, that's no secret, and John knew that very well, so he was putting himself under

Advanced Riding Course: Track Riding Techniques
By Niall Mackenzie on 15/04/2010 12:34:38
Once you’re comfortable in the trackday environment, it’s time to go faster. Niall Mackenzie recommends a couple of techniques to tease more speed from you and your bike

’s probably why.This technique for near-seamless gearchanges is simple and easy to master. When doing it for the first time it’s best to practice between third, fourth, fifth and sixth gears. While accelerating gently, put some light pressure under

Advanced Riding Course: Feel
By Niall Mackenzie on 22/03/2010 12:29:25
Niall Mackenzie acts as a translator so you can understand what your bike is telling you

no grip it could be something as simple incorrect tyre pressures. If setting the correct pressures doesn’t help then gradually softening the suspension might do.Click next to continue

Mackenzie's fast road riding tips
By Niall Mackenzie on 29/11/2010 11:07:57
Niall Mackenzie gives his advice on how to get the most out of riding on the roads

. However, if you find the front is always vague then stiffer rear suspension may be required.Tyres are where it starts and ends. You can have trick Öhlins suspension but if your tyres ain't right your bike will feel like a turd. Manufacturers' pressures

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