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MotoGP: Ducati’s race BOSS confirms TESTING of a ‘completely new’ bike at Valencia.
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Ducati’s race boss, Gigi Dall’Igna has been speaking about the development of the Desmosedici GP bike, and has confirmed that the Italian team will be testing a ‘completely new and better bike’ at Valencia next month. Ahead of this weekend’s Japanese GP at Motegi, Gigi Dall’Igna sat down with MotoGP.com to talk about this seasons…
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LOOK AGAIN: Design drawings for the 2020 BMW F850 R motorcycle have surfaced.
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This is the final part of the 2020 BMW 850 puzzle, revealed by some spot-on design patents released in Brazil. The F 850 R is joining the stable next to the F 850 RS that we first told you about last November. These designs were posted on the Italian outlet Moto.It. What you can see…
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AMPED electric balance bikes now on sale in the UK. Get your little motorcyclist started early.
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The new AMPED A10 electric cycle bridges the gap between standard balance bikes and motorcycles, offering the perfect way to introduce the skills of throttle control and balance to children aged from two to six years. The AMPED A10 uses a 100W motor, powered by a 18V IBV Lithium battery, capable of a top speed…
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YOU can SUPERCHARGE your 50cc and 125cc motorcycles. NCI’s kit increases airflow and improves POWER.
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Do you ride a small capacity motorcycle? Would you like to get more power from its little 50cc or 125cc engine? Then NCI’s supercharger kit sounds like it could be just what you’re looking for. Created by American company Nextar Consult, Inc. – the kit is essentially a compressor which increases airflow into the engine…
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MotoGP: 10 Ducati facts going into this weekend’s Japanese round
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This weekend is the Grand Prix of Japan for the MotoGP circus, held at the Twin Ring circuit, Motegi. It’s the 16th round of the season. Before the games get underway, here’s 10 points to know about the Ducati squad’s attack for the top step of the podium in the Land of the Rising Sun:…
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Shiny Sauce and DMC Motorcycles help bikers go green
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Eco-friendly motorcycle cleaner Shiny Sauce officially launched its new refill bottles with a special event at DMC Motorcycles in Dudley. Hundreds of bikers stopped by to refill their empty bottles from the new 200 litre re-purposed drum stationed inside the dealership. Shiny Sauce is the all-in-one green alternative to traditional cleaners on the market. The…
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LOOK AGAIN: Remember when we showed you this in NOVEMBER 2018? Yep, it’s the re-born Italjet Dragster – here’s all the details. It’s out later this month!
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It’s taken a bit longer than the original May 2019 release date (figure on these appearing at Eicma in Milan later this month), but who cares? We’re getting these things back again. Which we were very happy about a year ago, we’re even happier about it now! Plus there’s a 150cc version thrown into the…
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FIVE new 490cc powered bikes coming from KTM.
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It’s been confirmed that KTM’s readying FIVE new A2 compliant models for 2020. And they’ll be powered by a 490cc motor. Way back in December last year, KTM’s CEO Stefan Pierer confirmed that the Austrian factory was working closely with its Indian partner Bajaj Auto to create a new a 490 cc parallel-twin engine. And…
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FIVE new bikes coming from Kawasaki. TWO at Tokyo. THREE at EICMA.
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Ahead of the big bike shows in the coming weeks, Kawasaki has hinted that there are FIVE new models on the way for 2020. The graphic on the Kawasaki website suggests that there are two new bikes set to be unveiled at the Tokyo Moto Show on October 23, before another three new machines are…
