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IOM TT: McGuinness - ''I was nearly over the bars''
By Visordown News on 11/06/2009 08:47:36
TT veteran survives several near highsides in yesterday's wet supersport race

water and with the other parts of the course dry, conditions were extremely tricky.Starting at number two once more on his HM Plant Honda McGuinness was lucky to survive two huge highside slides, particularly one at Rhencullen, which meant John found

10 step guide for fork removal
By Daryll Young on 25/11/2010 16:31:10
No messing around with this walkthrough on removing front forks

loosened and the lower pinch bolts still tight, undo the fork cap. It's easier to do it now than later once the forks are off the bike.4 Undo the lower pinch bolts and slide the fork legs down and out, one at a time. Make sure the calipers are supported

D.I.Y: Brake Maintenance
By Daryll Young on 10/11/2010 09:20:08
It's no good having the fastest bike in the world if you can't stop it when you need to. Brake maintenance is essential - here's how to change your own brake pads

lubricant such as copper grease, brake paste (if you can get hold of it), a bungee cord and an old toothbrush.There are two types of caliper found on bikes these days: opposed piston and sliding pin. Opposed piston calipers have hydraulically operated

Technically speaking: Kawasaki S-KTRC
By Ben Cope on 24/11/2010 16:53:43
Traction control has come a long way in just a few short years. S-KTRC is the most advanced yet seen on a road-going bike. So what's it all about?

-KTRC is designed to enable riders to push the edge of traction. Well, that's the aim.If you've watched MotoGP in the 990 era, you'll know that in order to get the best lap time, the riders had to slide the bikes on the exit of corners. Too little slide

Change your brake pads
By James Whitham on 19/11/2010 10:58:32
Keep your anchors in good nick with Whitham's how-to guide on how to replace brake pads

it paying particular attention to the pistons before you slide them back into the calipers. If you don’t clean the pistons first, there’s a strong chance that you’ll drag dirt in with the piston and damage the seals. Take your time here and exercise plenty

Road Test: CBR1000RR v ZX-10R v GSX-R1000K6 v R1
By Jon Urry on 18/05/2008 16:53:33
1000cc sports bikes go ballistic to Majorca. Does the water taste like what it oughta?

obviously got on the blower and reported a bike sliding down the fast lane of the motorway. Our rozzer must have hurried to the scene expecting to find a tangled heap of metal.Keen to avoid an extended interview with the authorities, I try to confuse him

MotoGP: Stoner fastest in Sachsenring practice
By Visordown News on 11/07/2008 14:13:51
Australian world champion smashes outright lap record while setting quickest time of practice session

at 120mph, the Aussie was sent sliding across the Tarmac. He was relatively unhurt in the spill though, saying: "I've got burns on my elbows from sliding along the track but otherwise I'm OK."We were having some problems with the front tyre early on, we

First Ride: Benelli Tornado Tre
By Jon Urry on 13/09/2010 14:07:35
Benelli boss Andrea Merloni describes the Tornado as his 'crazy project'. After four years in development this bike will either make or break his company.

announced to the assembled journalists. "If you make a mistake then ride over the curbs and brake on the blue and red tarmac strips."  Somewhere at the back of the room a voice asked the question on everyone's minds. "What if you're sliding?"  "In that case

Rossi: "I want to race in Superbikes"
By Visordown News on 23/07/2010 16:00:32
Bikes for racing, cars for fun, says nine-time world champion

to ride, Pirelli are more easy than Bridgestone. But at the same time, I have the sense that it's fun, the bike is big, is fat, slide, move everywhere. The races are fun, have a lot of very good riders over there, so is for that that I enjoy a lot

Advanced Motorcycle Riding Course: Hanging off
By Andy Morrison on 27/07/2010 11:31:10
In a car you sit in your seat, as fixed and as immobile as the engine bolted into the engine bay. But on a bike moving yourself around can have a pronounced effect on weight distribution and the way your bike uses its tyres

encourages you to get your knee down which, with practice, can be an excellent and precise gauge of lean angle. We occasionally hear of riders saying kneedown can also save a slide turning into a crash. While this is undoubtedly true in Grand Prix racing


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