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Speed restrict bikes, says 122mph jailed biker
By Visordown News on 05/03/2009 15:55:10
"I don't know why manufacturers make bikes that fast, they should be speed-restricted"
THE BIKER recently jailed for six months for speeding at 122mph with his son riding pillion has said he thinks all high-performance motorcycles should be restricted.Speaking to the North Devon Journal before his court appearance and subsequent jail
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Learn to ride with Visordown: Restricted or not?
By Tim Skilton on 30/08/2007 14:01:17
Direct Access isn't for everyone. Here's why 33bhp might be the best route for you
for the Direct Access Scheme, which validates their licence to ride large-capacity machines straightaway. Those that aren't so concerned with riding a big bike immediately often settle for a Restricted Access, or A1 licence, which allows holders to ride machines
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Aoyama slams MotoGP testing restrictions
By Visordown News on 31/03/2010 14:29:43
"Six days is nothing" says 250cc world champ
MOTOGP ROOKIE Hiroshi Aoyama has criticised the cuts in pre-season MotoGP testing, which restricts the time riders can spend on the 800cc machines prior to the 2010 championship start. The reigning 250cc World Champion told Motosprint magazine
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Scoop: Rossi hits out at MotoGP restrictions
By Visordown News on 11/04/2009 10:36:14
World champ wants riders to have more time on the bikes before races
VALENTINO ROSSI has hit out at the restriction in practice sessions for MotoGP as a cost cutting measure saying that there should be more time for the riders on the bikes at the races.The eight times world champion also thinks that the single bike
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Manx GP: Still on despite Foot & Mouth
By Visordown News on 10/08/2007 14:56:16
Government relax Foot & Mouth restrictions
The MANX Grand Prix (MGP) will take place now the government have relaxed restrictions put in place due to Foot and Mouth disease.While the race is due to go ahead, the organisers of the 2007 MGP have put in place several health and safety features
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British Columbia riders told to sit down
By Visordown News on 04/05/2012 09:39:45
Legislators tighten up on laws that restrict riding techniques
ARE you sitting comfortably? Well if you ride in British Columbia, Canada, you ought to be.New motorcycling laws have been introduced to increase safety and include stronger helmet laws, requiring riders to wear helmets that are Snell DOT or ECE approved much like we have over he...
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TT inquest gets under way
By Visordown News on 12/03/2008 16:25:33
Triple TT fatality may result in severe spectator restrictions
head hit a fence post on the inside of the Joey’s right-hander. His bike then carried on up a steep embankment to mow down the spectators and marshals. The spectators were standing in a restricted area.However, the coroner was told that the signs
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French 100bhp limit to be revoked
By Ben Cope on 22/11/2012 08:56:00
No more restricted S1000RRs and ZX-10Rs...
THE 100BHP limit in France is due to be revoked.A vote in the EU parliament has opposed the French 100bhp limit which was introduced in 1985 as a bizarre way to try and cut motorcycle accidents. France is the only EU member state to apply the 100bhp rule, which has been voted out...
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Learning to ride a motorcycle: Getting started
By Ben Cope on 28/07/2011 17:03:12
Apply for your motorcycle licence and discover the different categories for riding
without L-Plates and carry pillion passengers. The machine must have a power output of no greater than 11kW (14.66bhp).Pros: Straightforward, cost effectiveCons: Rider would need to take practical test again to progress to a larger machineRestricted
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Learning to ride a motorcycle: The right course
By Ben Cope on 28/07/2011 17:39:47
Courses can be tailored to fit your motorcycle learning requirements
Many schools throughout the UK sell courses that aim to get you your licence within a week or even less. This means that a totally novice rider must undertake CBT (Compulsory Basic Training), graduate to a 500cc machine, learn the part-two test syllabus and take the test itself –...
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