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Long termer: 6 weeks on a Kawasaki Z-H2 SE
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We gave Andy Bell a Kawasaki Z-H2 SE to test out. He already shared his initial thoughts, but has his opinion changed now he’s put in a few more miles?
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Tracking down a XS650, 35 years after we gave it away!
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This XS650 may look familiar to long-term readers of the magazine because we gave it away back in 1988. We find out how the years have treated it…
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Long termer: KTM 790 Duke
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Ross bagged himself a KTM 790 Duke for a long term test to find out what the Chinese-built naked is really like to live with, starting with first impressions.
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Long termer: Kawasaki Z-H2 SE
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When you are offered a bike as a Termer, it’s hard to say no to something you’d rather not have for fear of sounding ungrateful or like a spoiled kid. When I was offered a Kawasaki Z-H2 SE, I didn’t have to make any fake noises or feign any signs of pleasure. I have only…
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It’s always time to cover up
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Bikers understand the joy of cruising on the open road, but they also very much know the importance of protecting their cherished bikes from the elements. Not everyone has the benefit of a lock-up or garage, and even if they do, these can be dirty, dusty places.
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Naked or superbike: is the Triumph Street Triple 765 Moto2 the best of both worlds?
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More focused than your typical naked, but not quite a sportsbike… is this halfway house we’ve been hoping for?
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Indian Scout Rogue road test
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The Rogue feels different from the other Scouts– it’s cool, growls a bit more deeply and has a slightly more expectant persona – but what’s it like to ride?
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What is the Moto Morini X-Cape like to ride? We took it to the Peak District for a test ride
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What is the Moto Morini X-Cape like to ride? We put it on the winding roads of the Peak District to find out!
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Book of the Week: Motorcycle Traveler
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This week’s book pick is Peter Starr’s fantastic Motorcycle Traveler!
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A decade of Ducati’s 749R
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Just under a decade ago, Ducati pulled the covers off a very special supersport bike. Here’s Timmy’s take on the iconic 749R.
