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Harley Davidson Rocker C - first UK ride
By Ben Cope on 26/08/2009 17:06:49
If you're after a slice of custom cool but don't want to sacrifice your savings, or marriage, check out the latest Harley Softail

from open pipes to help those massive pistons sling spent gases out and chomp on fresh air. And it feels weird rolling around on a big custom that’s all bad-ass and attitude while remaining hamstrung by EU emissions regulations. The engine is smooth

James Whitham Column - Jun 08
By James Whitham on 01/06/2008 13:55:32
Accepting the challenge to re-take his bike test James makes a confession: He’s never passed a solo bike test in his life! Why doesn’t this surprise us?

at all!  In 1983 the 125 law, restricting riders on provisional licenses to 125cc machines, had already been introduced, as had the two-part test, but there was a glaring loophole in these new regulations that me and most of my mates jumped straight

Michael Scott Column - Feb 2009
By Michael Scott on 15/02/2009 16:43:19
Mike Scott looks forward to a new MotoGP season, but will the new one-make tyre rule actually make any difference?

go fastest, no matter what regulations you throw at them.Dorna, however, seems hell bent on a path of increasingly restrictive rule changes, all introduced with unseemly haste. Who can doubt there will be more? A curb electronics next? Then maybe

Michael Scott Column - Jul 2009
By Michael Scott on 01/07/2009 10:29:03
Paddock sage Scott on the British GP debacle and Marco Melandri’s resurrection

happened to the “two year’swarning” rule for technical changes?) via a moving target of regulations.They settled in a rush on a single engine, and equally quickly on Honda as the supplier – Yamaha had not offered enough horsepower, figuratively as well

The rise of the 2002 Yamaha YZF-R1
By Bertie Simmonds on 22/04/2002 15:24:57
After the original 1998 R1, this version had a tough act to follow. So how did they go about developing and improving the previous model

." The vacuum controlled fuel injection system combines the 'analogue' response feeling of a carburettor with the 'digital' precision of fuel-injection. This system uses a free suction-driven valve piston to regulate air intake flow independently from electronic

Colin McRae at Play
By Visordown on 28/11/2002 16:02:17
What do you do for kicks when your name's Colin McRae and your job is driving a 300bhp rally car over a variety of non-stick surfaces at 130mph? Simple, buy a bike. And not just any bike, a £35,500 British Superbike replica Suzuki GSX-R1000...

-spec machine for Colin, as current regulations allow for Supersports-style tuning, rather than the anything-goes Superbike regs which the 750 fours run to.Cheaper to build, too, by about £50,000. This is important when you're a Scotsman and you're paying, even

KTM Duke 125: Not just for kidz
By Ross Sharp on 04/04/2011 11:33:06
Is the KTM Duke 125 solely for teenagers or is it a suitable for the commuter?

single pumping out a euro regulation friendly 15bhp, with a balance shaft smoothing out any vibes. In fact, with 30db ear plugs in I wasn't sure if it was even running. The narrow roads leading from the test venue gave an illusion of greater speed

First Ride: 2006 Yamaha FZ1 Fazer
By Tim Dickson on 30/04/2006 16:12:21
Why build one bike when you can have two at twice the price? Yamaha's new FZ1 naked and half-faired FZ1 Fazer emerge into the cold light of day

enough, but owners of the old Fazer 1000, and certainly those acquainted with the current R1's twistgrip, may wonder what's going on in the lower reaches of the rev range.Perhaps noise and emission regulations, along with a desire to rein in power

Cologne Show: 2011 GSX-R600/GSX-R750 specs and pics
By Visordown News on 05/10/2010 09:19:52
2010 GSX-R not quite enough for you? Step this way, Sir ...

engine control maps, regulating the fuel injection, secondary throttle valve and ignition systems. The two maps are designated A and B, with Map A delivering full power and acceleration and Map B producing more moderate acceleration. The S-DMS system

Buyer Guide: Honda VFR800
By Visordown on 01/10/2010 09:06:25
It’s one of the few ‘sensible’ cult bikes in the world and a machine with remarkably few flaws. The Honda VFR800 in fuel-injected or VTEC guise is a class act – but no motorcycle is entirely without issues...

and soulful configuration. Newer rivals tend to have more power and midrange but typically due to larger capacity.Regulator/rectifierThey fail on the VFR800Fi model. Exactly a third of these bikes in our survey needed a new one and they often kill the battery


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