MoreBikes
MoreBikes
There’s a fresh new look for the world’s biggest motorcycle monthly… and we’re making it even easier for new riders to get on two wheels too.
From this month the new publication MoreBikes combines the very best of Motor Cycle Monthly as well as its sister title On Two Wheels – the paper made specifically for those who want to get into motorcycling, return to it, or stay on smaller capacity machines. Subscribe here.
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New Hevik Stone motorcycle jeans
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Made from cotton and featuring aramid fibre reinforcement in contact areas, the Stone jeans from Hevik are available for men and women. They feature removable padding at the waist and CE knee protectors which can be removed from the outside. Both the male and female versions are a slim fit, have five pockets and include a…
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Sealey Pit Cart for pro mechanics on the move
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The new Pit Cart from Sealey Tools offers a tough, mobile storage solution for when you need to be away from your main workshop base. Ideal for outdoor work, race pits, job sites, workshops and garages, it has pneumatic tyres, hydraulic disc braking and parking system, and handlebar steering so that it can be moved easily…
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New Sidi Roarr motorcycle boots
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The latest addition to the Sidi Sport collection are the Roarr motorcycle boots – said to be developed through cutting edge technology based on laboratory and on-track testing, along with real customer feedback. The Roarrs are built around a carbon-fibre bracing system which offers support and ankle flexibility whilst remaining lightweight. The outer is made…
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Driver with 40 penalty points didn’t even have a licence!
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The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) has discovered that a motorist from Lewisham has racked up an astounding 40 points for 12 offences despite never having held a full or even a provisional driving licence, according to information supplied by the DVLA in February. The offences include speeding in a 30mph zone and driving without insurance.…
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New technology: headlights guided by your eyes!
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It may sound like science fiction, but if engineers at Vauxhall have it their way then it’s not far off being a reality with development under way of automotive lighting that uses eye-tracking technology. “We’ve been pursuing this concept of controlling the direction and intensity of light based on where the driver is looking for around two…
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Warr’s Harley-Davidson crowned ‘King of Custom’
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Warr’s Harley-Davidson has been crowned ‘King of Custom’ thanks to the voting power of Harley-Davidson owners and fans and a guest judge. The ‘Battle of the Kinds’ competition involved all 29 UK and Ireland authorised Harley-Davidson dealers building a customised Harley-Davidson Sportster XL 1200X Forty-Eight in the same stripped back tones as Harley’s Dark Custom…
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Highways England to take over motorways and major A roads
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The way England’s motorways and A-roads are built and managed is set for a huge change next month after the government announced the ‘go-live’ of the Highways England – a new arms-length government company that will take over running motorways and major trunk roads from the Highways Agency on April 1, 2015. Highways England will…
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Book your Ducati track day at Silverstone and Donington
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Ducati UK is to host two track days, with the assistance of California Superbike School, on the full circuits of both Silverstone and Donington this summer. The first track day on May 26 will take place at Donington Park Circuit, scene of Ducati’s first ever World Superbike win. Special guests on the day will be…
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R&G crash protection for the new Yamaha YZF-R3
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R&G has announced a full range of products for the lightweight, A2-licence compliant Yamaha YZF-R3 – ahead of its official launch. Just as it did with the YZF-R3’s older brother, the all-new Yamaha YZF-R1 Superbike, R&G has become one of the first crash protection developers in the world to prototype products for the machine before…
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Ross Noble is ‘Freewheeling’ on a KTM in series two
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Comic improviser, Ross Noble, is back with series two of Freewheeling – a programme which sees him letting Twitter guide him round the UK as he free-forms an entire hour’s television from scratch with the aid of a film crew, a KTM 1290 Super Duke R and the great British public. The new series starts…
