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Milan show: two new Ducati Scramblers unveiled: Desert Sled and Café Racer
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Two new models are joining the Ducati Scrambler range: the Café Racer and the Desert Sled. The first is an interpretation of the legendary ’60s café racer bikes, while the latter is inspired by ‘60s and ‘70s off-road bikes. Although different in looks, both Scrambler versions mount the EURO 4-compliant, twin-cylinder 803 cc air and…
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Milan show: Verve to show two new cheap 125s, one of them looks like THIS and costs around 3000 euro!
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These are the Verve motorcycle’s new range for 2017 – that is going to be debuted at Milan for the Eicma show tomorrow (Tuesday). Two of the four-model line up is new for the small bike maker. The Hero Tracker 125i (pictured above) and 125i (pictured below, in green) are basically the same bike but…
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Video: Husqvarna releases two teaser videos for its funky cafe racer and scrambler 2017 bikes ahead of next week’s launch
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Video: Husqvarna releases two teaser videos for its funky cafe racer and scrambler 2017 bikes ahead of next week’s launch. Husqvarna has released two teaser videos (both are posted below for you to watch) ahead of the Eicma motorcycle show in Milan next week that show the upcoming 401 and 701 modern cafe racers. Here’s…
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Gorgeous new Scrambler to go on sale soon for JUST 2,000 euros! Yep. This thing.
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This is the new Scrambler 125 from Hanway. It looks great, has a decent spec, it comes in 50, 100 and 125cc versions and will blow you away with the price. It is going to cost just Euro 2,095 (that’s the 125cc version) when it goes on sale later this year. Yep, 2,095 for this.…
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Photos: Suzuki VanVan custom scrambler
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A lot of custom bikes look awesome, but aren’t necessarily that practical. That’s where this little beauty from Forged Motorcycles stands out from the crowd. The Suzuki VanVan 125, turned into a scrambler, looks like you could have some serious fun on it. The bike from the Gentilly (outside Paris) based custom builders has been…
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BSA to make a comeback with new owners
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Legendary British bike manufacturer Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) might be making a bit of a comeback soon, after the Indian company Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd bought the brand. Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd has been on the lookout for new acquisitions for a while now, with Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) and Norton mentioned as…
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BMW to officially reveal new GS adventure bikes
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BMW has just told us what it’s going to show the world at the EICMA show in Milan in a couple of weeks. Well, actually, the details are are a bit sketchy but four world premiers will be taking place at the show, and two of those will be within the GS family. Now, we…
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NEW bike FOUR: Honda’s super sweet, retro-esque VTR250 gets new colours and tweaks for the faired and naked versions
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NEW bike FOUR: Honda’s super sweet, retro-esque VTR250 gets new colours and tweaks for the faired and naked versions There’s few technical details about this bike at the moment (largely, because it’s going to be Japan-only and isn’t unveiled until tomorrow) but we figured we’d still show you these pretty neat new colours for the…
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FIRST LOOK! Triumph’s 2017 Bobber OFFICIALLY revealed
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FIRST LOOK! Triumph’s 2017 Bobber OFFICIALLY revealed! Triumph has just unveiled its Bobber, a 1940’s inspired version of the company’s popular Bonneville. The Bobber has been loaded with cool features, such as an independently sprung aluminium solo seat that can be adjusted back or forward depending on the ride position you prefer. The stripped-back…
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Video: 2017 Ducati Scramblers get their own teaser films – the Desert Sled bike and the Cafe Racer model
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Video: 2017 Ducati Scramblers get their own teaser films – the Desert Sled bike and the Cafe Racer model. Do you remember when we told you – a month ago – that there were SIX versions of Ducati Scramblers coming out for 2017? Click HERE for our original, first story. Well, Ducati has released a…
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