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  • Aaron’s Yamaha R6

    Aaron’s Yamaha R6

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    From back-alley roads to BSB contender on track, let’s take a closer look at how Aaron gets the most out of this born-and-bred racing machine.

  • Return to the Roads: Lee Johnston

    Return to the Roads: Lee Johnston

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    The last two years have hit the world hard, especially the world of the road racing. It’s not just one that could cost you your life, but it also consumes your life, so when everything hit pause and road racing stopped, what on earth is a TT-winning racer to do?

  • World Supersport… The glory days!

    World Supersport… The glory days!

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    Josh Brookes might be best known for his time at BSB, but back in the day he finished third in the World Championship. He got all nostalgic with us over a brew.

  • Border Country

    Border Country

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    There’s some fantastic riding to be done on the empty roads of the Scottish borders.

  • Looking after Leather

    Looking after Leather

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    Leather needs care. Here’s how to keep your kit in top condition, the easy way…

  • Collection of finest travel moments

    Collection of finest travel moments

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    New book features a wealth of motorcycle travel writing.

  • Testing Positive

    Testing Positive

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    There’s much been said about the downsides of the Covid lockdowns that most of us were affected by, but perhaps not quite as much about the positive effects it had on our lives… The mainstream media may waffle on about the huge uptake in gardening, or how ‘community spirit’ made a comeback, but what we’re…

  • Glyn’s Yamaha R1

    Glyn’s Yamaha R1

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    Feast your eyes on this weapon. It’s extra in every sense of the word, and when it comes to trackday bikes, they don’t come much tricker than this…

  • The Brand-New Naughty 90’s Hall

    The Brand-New Naughty 90’s Hall

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    ‘Classic’ is in the eye of the beholder and well, it’s time for the new guard to make their mark at Stafford.

  • Young Blood

    Young Blood

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    When Cheyenne Keogh was fifteen, thanks to her mum being a riding instructor, she decided she wanted a bike. When she was seventeen, she got an AJS Bobber and, as her dad, Mark, had built a few bikes over the years, asked him if he could modify it to be more ‘her’.

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