Motorbikes
Quad bike thieves stopped in tracks by Dorset Police
When thieves stole a quad bike from the Amesbury area of Wiltshire, they thought it was an easy target, but Dorset Police thwarted their plans thanks to TRACKER, UK stolen vehicle recovery company.
Ride the all new RM-Z250 at Wheeldon Farm
Following the launch of the all-new RM-Z250 at the Desertmartin track in Northern Ireland just a few weeks ago, the Suzuki Off-road Centre at Wheeldon Farm in Devon has pleasure in announcing the arrival of the new bike as they launch their 2009 / 2010 winter group events.
Yamaha launch Winter Health Check Plus campaign
Yamaha has announced the launch of its new Yamaha Winter Health Check Plus (YWHC Plus) campaign, designed to make sure that your motorcycle is in tip-top condition through-out the coming winter months.
Suzuki donate Kevin Schwantz GSX-R1000 to Ben charity
A completely unique Suzuki GSX-R1000 built especially for grand prix legend Kevin Schwantz, will be up for auction later this month, following the donation of the one-off machine from Suzuki GB PLC to BEN - Motor and Allied Trades Benevolent Fund.
Honda VFR1200F considers VAT, fun and romance
Honda is pleased to announce the inspiring new VFR1200F will be available at Honda Motorcycle dealers from Valentine’s weekend in February 2010, with the additional benefits of a three year warranty and increased servicing intervals, at the attractive price of £11,475 (excluding current registration and road taxes of £121).
Motorsport heated tyre technology for road cars and bikes
Anyone familiar with motorsport knows about ‘scrubbing’ tyres, the process of running them for a couple of laps to get heat in, then leaving them to cool and cure.
Suzuki special edition GSX-R750
As Britain's most loved sports bike range celebrates 25 years next year, Suzuki GB has unveiled a limited edition version of the iconic GSX-R750, restricted to just 25 units and available to order exclusively online.
BMW riding high after success at MotorCycle News Awards
BMW Motorrad UK enjoyed further success at this year’s MotorCycle News (MCN) Awards, as Europe’s largest and most successful motorcycle manufacturer scooped two honours.
Yamaha YZF-R1 MCN Bike of the Year
An expert panel of judges headed by Marc Potter, the Editor of motorcycling’s weekly newspaper Motor Cycle News (MCN), announced the winner of the coveted MCN Bike of the Year award, the Yamaha YZF-R1. “It’s a no-brainer” said one judge; “You simply couldn’t give the award to any other bike” said another.
New safety ratings for motorcycle helmets
New safety ratings for motorcycle helmets have been published by Road Safety Minister Paul Clark.
No escape for fair weather riders
Most motorcycle crashes occur in daylight in fine weather, according to an IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) study.
Motorcycle organisations unite to say 'riders are voters'
The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG), the British Motorcyclists Federation (BMF) and the Motor Cycle Industry Association (MCI) have joined forces to launch a campaign to encourage motorcyclists to vote in the forthcoming General Election.
Training call in response to Scottish road casualty figures
Newly-published road casualty figures for Scotland show the need for drivers and motorcyclists to consider refresher training to improve their skills, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents said.
Riders less likely to risk drinking and riding
While one in six deaths on our roads are caused by drivers over the legal alcohol limit, motorcyclists are half as likely as other motorists to take the risk of drinking before riding, according to the MCI, marking the start of Road Safety Week 2009.
‘Start Something Special’ at launch of Honda 2010 bike range
The much-anticipated launch of Honda’s 2010 superb motorcycle range will take place on the weekend of 13-14 February at Honda Motorcycle dealers across the country, with guests having the chance to win one of six romantic weekends for two in Paris with Honda’s ‘Start Something Special’ launch free prize draw.