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Triumph unveils new 2016 Tiger Explorer XR and XC ranges
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Triumph has unveiled its new Tiger Explorer XR and XC adventure motorcycle ranges for 2016. The XR series is designed for more on-road use and the XC series is the more off-road-ey version. In total, there are six new motorcycles: Explorer XC (off-road base model) Explorer XCx (off-road model, low seat option) Explorer XCa (off-road…
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SCOOP VIDEO: Suzuki’s 2016 prototype GSX-R1000 in action, HERE!
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Suzuki has launched what it calls the ‘protoype’ GSX-R1000 motorcycle at today’s EICMA event at the Milan show. There’s limited details about the bike other than Suzuki’s claims that this will be the lightest and most powerful GSX-R ever. The factory also says that this bike will have a host of tech from the…
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Kawasaki brings out another ‘concept’ supercharger drawing for the Milan crowds
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Kawasaki brings out another ‘concept’ supercharger drawing for the Milan crowds. Kawasaki has shown another version of the supercharged cafe racer that we know has been coming for the past six months. President of the Motorcycle and Engine Company, Mr Kenji Tomida talked about new models focusing in particular on strategies for the future. Christened the…
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BMW Scrambler gets officially launched at Milan for 2016 range
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We told you that this bike would happen months ago, and we had the first pictures pre-launch of it yesterday and now BMW has unwrapped the R nine T Scrambler officially. The bike is as we showed you, but here’s what the factory is saying about the addition to the R nine T class for…
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Kawasaki launches new colour 2016 Er-6 ranges at Milan show
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Kawasaki has just launched a ‘refreshed range of Er-6 models as part of the 2016 range during a presentation at rhe EICMA show in Milan. The change are cosmetic, all other aspects of the bikes remain the same like the parallel twin cylinder engines and chassis parts. With new graphics including a duo-tone fuel tank…
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Kawasaki launches J125 Scooter at Milan show
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Kawasaki has launched it’s new-for-2016 J125 scooter, a sibling to the larger J300. The A1 driving licence category machine is a new entry for the company into the tiny cc class scooter market. Sharing many features with the J300, Kawasaki says that it expects strong interest in the J125 which features ABS braking, an automatic…
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Kawasaki launches ZZR1400 Performance Sport bike at Milan
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Kawasaki has launched the Performance Sport version of the ZZR1400 supersports tourer at Milan The Japanese firm says that the ZZR1400 and ZZR1400 Performance Sport models have been refined with a host of engine and chassis modifications. The bikes get new settings in the ECU and a revised exhaust to meet Euro4 emission regulations without any drop…
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Kawasaki launch the 2016 ‘Winter Edition’ ZX-10R with Akrapovic pipe as standard
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Kawasaki has just released this version of the ZX-10R superbike. Called the ‘Winter Edition’ the bike gets a matt black and white livery in-line with what’s happening currently with the WSB squad. The new machine features the KRT “Snowflake” logo plus Japanese kanji “fuyu” character appropriately meaning Winter. Complete with a road-legal Akrapovic silencer as standard,…
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Kawasaki launches ‘Sugomi’ versions of 2016 Z800 and Z1000 nakeds
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Kawasaki has just launched two versions of the Z800 and Z1000 nakeds at the EICMA event in Milan. The so-called ‘Sugomi Editions’ are effectively colour-schemes with revised graphics and the factory has stuck an end can on each. Burgundy and black colour treatments plus what Kawasaki calls ‘accent anodising’ are on each bike, which look…
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SCOOP: Suzuki launches GSX-R1000 ‘protoype’ at Milan (but it’s the 2017 bike, really)
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Suzuki has launched the new GSX-R at Milan, but we’ve got to wait to get our hands on it for some time yet because the bike the factory has shown is just a prototype. Amid the hype and fanfare were some facts about the bike (exact details have yet to be released, we’re expecting them…
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