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Tootin' spliffs on the move?
By mark forsyth on 21/07/2011 14:34:32
Hell, yeah
-the-wind at speeds approaching 60mph.But if this smoking requisite appears to be too big and cumbersome, fear not. The same company's 'pocket rocket' allows the same level of traveling convenience without 'mess or fuss'.No wonder accident rates have improved
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Check out this blog site
By mark forsyth on 16/09/2010 16:52:04
French weirdness that works
. For starters, the crank rotates the wrong way to be right and they’re so long they nearly qualify for HGV road fund licencing rates.But how pretty is it? Even though it’s fundamentally wrong, it just looks so right. I suggest you check out the site…
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Trial and (many) errors
By mark forsyth on 04/10/2011 09:28:25
A Day with Dougie MBE
around the gorse bushes for five minutes, Dougie has already rated them on the trials riding food-chain scale. He hatches a plan that involves nothing more than a hammer, some wooden flags and a gentle incline.It's still raining.You've gotta walk
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Moriwaki MD250 - the stink wheel eradicator
By mark forsyth on 31/08/2010 15:08:13
See this? This is the future, this is
(that’s £8,500 plus vat at today’s exchange rate). But buyer beware – the yen fluctuates wildly against the pound. Contact the official UK importer Roger Ditchfield of REVOLUTION U.K, SMITH GREEN DEPOT, STONEY LANE, GALGATE, LANCASHIRE, LA2 0PX ENGLAND
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Kings of Cornering: Part Two
By mark forsyth on 08/08/2011 10:51:55
Triumph, triumphs
it along at a decent rate of knots.It’s pretty good on track, too but for us road riders that’s kind of irrelevant. But what makes it good on track – its cornering ability – also makes it blindingly good on the road.The Triumph’s dimensions (23.9 degrees
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Max Biaggi rides Supermoto
By mark forsyth on 30/09/2010 17:33:10
This just in from California...
hitting the same spot on the track lap after lap, all while hardly breaking a sweat.He’d come past me at an incredible rate as he lapped me again and again, and made sure it was close, very close, sometimes so close he’d just bash me out of the way
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2012 Honda Fireblade launch
By mark forsyth on 24/11/2011 10:56:41
First track impressions
tyres to test as well. The scrape marks at a few of the corner are testament to the lack of grip from earlier in the week. We suspect this is the track surface's fault - not Bridgestone's.As the owner of a 2011 Blade this year I was keen to find out
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2011 Fireblade. First impressions
By mark forsyth on 02/03/2011 13:07:53
Damn, it's still cold out there...
cable adjuster to adjust the point of biteSophisticated suspension. Really firm rear spring but fantastic damping control. Front fork spring-rate much softer as is the damping. Might be having to fiddle with those at some point. (It's bastid cold
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2010 MV Agusta F4 1000 Mallory Park track test
By Mark Forsyth on 24/06/2010 12:07:49
Categorically better than its predecessor and properly in contention in the exalted company of the other European exotics. It filled Whit with confidence – and that is quite some recommendation
EngineThings start to get lively with the F4 at 6,000rpm. It pulls cleanly below this point but at six grand, stuff happens at an alarming rate. At eight there’s a slight hiccup and the power flattens off for a few hundred revs before kicking back
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Ducati 1098 Bayliss Mallory Park track test
By Mark Forsyth on 24/06/2010 14:45:43
Angry, stiff, unforgiving and verging on the unmanageable in inexperienced hands. BUT with a super-strong engine, amazing brakes and a soundtrack to savour. Hard work
.22 degrees mid GerardsGood pointsThe best V-twin ever made. PeriodStunning engine, brakes and handlingBad pointsShockingly bad in trafficIt makes you ride like Freddy KruegerRating: 3/5Return to Euro Exotica2010 Ducati 1098 Bayliss SpecificationsPrice £26
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