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New motorcycle sales take toll on used prices
By Tim Skilton on 02/10/2007 14:37:55
New bike discounts make it buyer's market
EurotaxGlass the leading supplier of automotive intelligence, reports the volume of new sales, and the attendant clearance prices, have had a significant negative impact on the used motorcycle market."By the time the clocks go back at the end
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Enterprising old Spaniard makes good use of step-thru moped
By Tim Skilton on 24/09/2010 11:47:36
But he's still a miserable git
I SPOTTED this enterprising but miserable old sod, along with his modified two-stroke step-thru 'ped, while on a recent Stag weekend in MadridHe was parked up directly outside the hotel, sharpening knives with a grinding wheel, driven from the 'peds motor by a belt.Apparently, he...
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First Look: MAGPUL Ronin
By Tim Skilton . on 26/01/2010 10:50:04
The best use for a Buell?
is in the early stages, so it's unclear whether the bike will go into full production, but looking at the company's military-heavy website we reckon this may be just a flight of fancy from the guys at MAGPUL.Either way, it's a great use for the now deceased 1125R
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Motorway congestion measures get green light
By Tim Skilton on 25/10/2007 09:17:48
Hard shoulder to be used in heavy traffic
-hour congestion in problem areas. The system works using sensors that detect a sharp increase in traffic and then informs drivers to spread out.The scheme hasn't been welcomed by everyone. ROSPA believe the move could be counter-productive and even dangerous
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Brunstrom criticised but escapes discipline
By Tim Skilton on 09/11/2007 10:35:50
IPCC report slams Chief Constable for use of sensitive image
scene of Mark Gibney, 40, from Merseyside, who was killed in a motorcycle accident in 2003. Photos of Mr Gibney's accident were used at a road safety briefing by Brunstrom to emphasise the dangers of motorcycles. The report said Brunstrom's actions had
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Spot checks for green laners
By Tim Skilton on 12/12/2007 21:25:18
Police act to curb use of illegal bikes in National Parks
TRAIL RIDERS in the Yorkshire Dales were in for a surprise when North Yorkshire Police carried out spot checks over the last weekend.The operation, aimed at curbing the use of illegal machinery, took place in the Wensleydale area of the National
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Learn to ride with Visordown: The right gloves
By Tim Skilton on 26/07/2007 19:42:58
Some gloves are great for winter while others are more suited to summer use. Here's Visordown's guide to finding the right pair for you
accessory shop, as they'll usually have the best selection and give useful advice on the best fit. If you're planning on riding all year round then it's advisable to buy two pairs, as good summer gloves will be no good in winter and vice-versa. What to look
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SpeedFerries to drop ban on motorcycles
By Tim Skilton on 23/10/2007 12:34:17
Specially designed bike carrier proves solution
down was proving too time consuming for a fast turnaround. The company had also received numerous claims from customers who'd had their bikes damaged. The solution was found by using a custom-made motorcycle carrier, which is secure and fast to use
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Dive, dive, dive!
By Tim Skilton on 15/10/2007 17:01:01
Russian brothers create motorcycle submarine
system. Electronic motors propel the Aquastar and also are used to change direction.Its creators say it can be used at a depth of up to 12 metres and has a top speed of 4mph. The developers are now planning to design a two-seat motorcycle.
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Birmingham bus lanes: Council demands more trials
By Tim Skilton on 11/12/2007 16:37:03
'Where's the problem?' says BMF
BIRMINGHAM'S DECISION to extend its trial of bus lane use by motorcycles is a further indication that there is a lack of joined-up thinking within the Government's Transport Policy, says the BMF. On the Birmingham trial, Birmingham City Council says
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