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First Ride: 2001 BMW R1150RS
By Niall Mackenzie on 29/03/2008 13:48:02
Spring 1993 and the most cutting-edge and outrageous looking teutonic two-wheeler was launched by BMW. The BMW R1100RS was one of the first of the new generation Boxers and was a bit of a departure for BM in its (then) 70-year history.

bigger screen. You don't get much of a re-style, but as this is my first real experience of riding a BMW I'm quite looking forward to it.The motor's a raspy-sounding twin with a real bit of character. It makes good power from 4,000rpm through to a shade

First Ride: 2006 Honda ST1300 Pan European
By John Cantlie on 03/04/2008 19:21:50
For 10 years now Honda's Pan European has been one of the sharpest touring tools in the box.

-laden with wives and luggage, or go respectably loopy once you get to your destination on the other side of the planet and scrape seven shades out of the footpegs. Honda quite rightly recognise that just because someone buys a bike for touring on, it doesn't mean

Michael Scott Column - Apr 2009
By Mike Scott on 01/04/2009 11:22:53
The legendary MotoGP journalist reckons Hayden’s in for a tough time on the Ducati

as many laps as usual to their own economy drive, achieved by saving track time.Stoner was fastest, Rossi a shade slower: the Ozzie Groaner ran a time of 2:01.043 – 1.716 seconds faster than his best time of last year. That’s an improvement of 1

Samurai Type 5 first ride road test
By John Hogan on 12/07/2010 10:09:11
It is arguably that you cannot put a price on coolness, but could the £27k Samurai Type 5 cruiser be the answer

direction, wobbling, swearing and generally looking like a pillock in my helmet and shades. Brad probably gets somebody to do that bit for him. I wonder if he scorched his right calf the instant he got on. I managed it within seconds.I don’t have the luxury

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?

-shirts, designer shades, tragic hair-styles and so on.So it was unfortunate, when his team was launched in Spain, that the English-language information pack had been translated directly. In Spanish, if you talk about ‘the queen class’ of racing, it quite clearly

Motorcycle Radar: 1998
By Roland Brown on 20/11/2010 15:58:33
Journalist Roland Brown has ridden everything that’s walked or crawled in the last 30 years. Here he looks back at the bikes that defined 1998

we reached the circuit to find ten RSV Milles lined up in the sunshine outside the pit garages. Alongside each one was a factory mechanic in red shirt and shades, with spanners and screwdrivers at the ready to fine-tune the RSV

Michael Scott Column - Feb 08
By Michael Scott on 17/02/2008 16:08:13
Tyres, dodgy electronics and the first tests at Jerez: Scottie’s rubs his hands and gets stuck into another round of silly-season antics

racing,” he thundered. It’s harder to say that about Randy, but I’m guessing Casey will find a way.Japan Inc will come back fighting, after being put in the technical shade by little Ducati. Pedrosa’s Honda already passed Stoner’s Desmo in a straight line

First Ride: Triumph Scrambler
By James Whitham on 30/03/2006 13:54:11
No barbed wire fences to jump, so Whitham sticks to the roads on Triumph's Scrambler and gets nostalgic

, but more torque. This makes it as much at home bobbing down a country lane or cruising up the avenue with your shades on. No dramas either from the five-speed gearbox - both its ratios and operation feel exactly right.I'm not so sure it would be up to a 50

Goodbye RM85 Suzuki
By mark forsyth on 10/05/2011 08:57:39
It's been a blast

jeans, wallet on a chain, wraparound shades and an open faced helmet into a whole world of the completely unexpected. He's not a bad rider - far from it. I'd say he was one of only a handful of riders I'd go pillion with - but a Fireblade is about a

Discuss: Would you rather have cops or cameras?
By Visordown on 20/07/2009 12:06:00
We asked you, the Visordown reader whether you'd opt for camera or cops on UK roads. Here's what you had to say

..." Neil Frow"...In case you hadn't noticed, these days they have signs warning of their presence, they are almost all in full view and all of them are painted a fetching shade of yellow. They're a piece of piss to spot, and if you get done by them, you


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