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01/01/01
Nox review
Motorbike
01/01/01
R30 review
CCM's new R30 is a step closer to a competition bike and arguably the firm's best-looking to date. Mackenzie says: "CCM needed a bike like this - they've been too bulky in the past.
Motorbike
01/01/01
2001 GSX-R600 K1-K3 review
The 2001 GSX-R600 K1-K3 is Suzuki's all new GSX-R for the new millennium.
Motorbike
01/01/01
2001 GSX-R1000 K1-K2 review
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Motorbike
01/01/01
ETV1000 Caponord (2001 - 2008) review
Capable on/offroad big trailie that benefits from Aprilia's customary big twin thump
Motorbike
01/01/01
R1150RS (2001 - 2005) review
Good bike, but could do with a style revamp and re-positioning in BMW’s range
Motorbike
01/01/01
Senda SM50 (2001 - present) review
An improved version of the already impressive Senda R, ready for the asphalt
Motorbike
01/01/01
R1150GS Adventure (2001 - 2005) review
The Adventure is the ultimate GS – it’s got the sheer usefulness of the stocker, but with bolt-on practicality and a stack more attitude
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Motorbike
01/01/01
Roadster 650 (2001-2004) review
Take a proven Suzuki engine, pop it in an unadventurous naked style frame and push it out the door. Short of remarkable
Motorbike
01/01/01
Monster 620 Dark (2001 - 2005) review
The cheapest way to get that badge under your belt, but it really ain't all that
Motorbike
01/01/01
Raptor 650 (2001 - 2003) review
An entertaining ride that is let down by inferior build quality
Motorbike
01/01/01
GSX1400 (2001 - 2006) review
Definite hit, this one. Not as much anarchic fun as a Bandit 1200, but far more sophisticated. Huge amounts of midrange torque mean you just roll the throttle on and off, and it looks the business. Could well become a cult bike
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Motorbike
01/01/01
Monster M620ie (2001 - 2006) review
The Ducati Monster M620ie has the potential to be one of the brand's most important money spinners, following its impressive refinements
Motorbike
01/01/01
GL1800 Goldwing (2001 - present) review
Hugely impressive tourer that has never been matched for comfort and status
Motorbike
01/01/01
Daytona 955Fi (2001 - 2006) review
The Daytona just got better handling and faster to boot. She’s not as distinctive-looking as she was before, but the ride quality’s better and she’s as British as ever
Motorbike
14/06/00
GSF600 Bandit (1995 - 2005) review
A great option for anyone looking for a middleweight on a budget, as long as it's been looked after
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Motorbike
01/01/00
Typhoon 125 review
Motorbike
01/01/00
996R (2000 - 2003) review
Motorbike
01/01/00
ZX-6R Ninja J1-J3 (2000 - 2002) review
Updated with a facelift, engine internals and a new swing arm.
Motorbike
01/01/00
SR50 (2000 - present) review
WHO ARE YOU? SR 50: the legend rides on, and gets better. Every year! When the SR 50 first came out, it was already in a class of its own. The “sports scooter” category was invented specially for it.
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Motorbike
01/01/00
SM610S review
Totally impractical for road use, but who cares - awsome
Motorbike
01/01/00
604 RS review
The Roadster is based on British Cafe racer principles - narrow, simple, pokey
Motorbike
01/01/00
604 E Dual Sport Supermoto review
Dualsport gets road wheels and suspension. 640cc option available
Motorbike
01/01/00
VTR1000 SP-1 (2000 - 2003) review
Honda's focused World Superbike contender
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