, some of the best customized Triumphs, an exhibition of the key bikes from British manufacturers 110 year history and.Early bird tickets are on sale now at triumph-live.com, priced at £43 for a weekend pass or just £24 for Saturday-only access. Entry

full programme of live music planned. Tickets for TRIUMPH LIVE are on sale now and are available online via www.triumph-live.co.uk – with an advance price of £24 (free for children under 16). Tickets can also be purchased via Mallory Park’s booking

MOTORCYCLE LIVE starts tomorrow at the NEC, Birmingham, and runs until Sunday the 2nd of December.It's the biggest motorcycle show of the year and is the first chance we'll get to see 2013's new models in the metal.Manufacturers will be displaying

Enfield, Suzuki, Sym, Triumph, Vespa, Victory, Watsonian Squire, WK Bikes and Yamaha.The ticket price for Motorcycle Live 2011 is £16 in advance for adults, £10 for seniors, £6 for children aged 6-16 and  kids under five accompanied by a paying adult go

Allan, Managing Director of MCI Exhibitions, said; “We’re excited with our line up ofmanufacturers, new model launches, live action, riding activities and racer appearances. Visitorswill feel like they’ve had a packed day and really get their money’s worth!”Tickets

bollocking, so it seemed like a good idea to leave the country. I sold my CBX1000 for £3,000 to a bloke from Wales and bought a one-way ticket to Los Angeles.Got here on a 3-month tourist visa, got pissed for three months and that was the end of my money. I

or £16 on the door and includes free entry to the Carole Nash Live Action Arena. To book tickets in advance, call 0870 730 0049 or visit www.londonmotorcycleshow.com

system. Revenue from Gatso cameras is expected to top £200 million this year, the feds are using satellite technology to catch offenders, we have our average speeds timed without our knowing and they're even using CCTV cameras to issue tickets. It's a war

tins of spray paint. No, what we mean is this 'Live Fast' colour scheme has been carefully designed by Paul Smith to give, in Triumph's words "Sixties style; the design classic with ultimate road-presence gets the Paul Smith treatment. Cool never looked

, which can lead to an odd feeling from the front. Having spent most of the year riding a Triumph Tiger I’m used to this, but co-rider Warren was less impressed, describing it as wobbly and much preferring the sharp handling of the Yamaha.It’s funny but I