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 Moto2 road bike: The M7-11 from T3 Racing
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Tuning specialists T3 Racing have just announced the birth of an exciting Moto2 road bike project, developed with iconic marque Metisse. Aimed at giving riders the experience of working with a multi adjustable ‘prototype’ chassis, whilst hoping to create a window for MOTO2 team managers to view potential UK and European rising talent. The M2-11…
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WIN a KTM motorcycle: RC390; RC125; GoPros & goodie bags up for grabs
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“Escape your daily race” is a photo and video competition based on ten challenges in which you can win a KTM by uploading a photo/video to www.facebook.com/Official.KTM. Every two weeks a new challenge will be presented where you can prove yourself. Post the kick-ass interpretation of the current challenge and tag it with #KTMRC plus the relevant challenge tag (for…
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New Launch: EBR 1190SX Superfighter sports bike
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Following the successful introduction of their 1190RX superbike, Erik Buell Racing has introduced the EBR 1190SX, a naked streetfighter-style sport bike with uncompromised Superbike race-bred performance and handling. Sharing the 1190RX’s V-Twin engine rated at 185 crankshaft horsepower and more than 136 Nm of torque, the new EBR 1190SX delivers the highest performance available in…
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Save 20% on an Interphone motorcycle intercom
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In celebration of the summer and the launch of its brand new MC Series, Interphone is offering 20% off brand new MC Series devices throughout July and August, in supported UK dealers. The promotion will be available on all MC Series units – F3MC, F4MC, F5MC – on both single and twin packs. All three…
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Guy Martin wins Pikes Peak UTV/Exhibition
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Guy Martin has won the prestigious Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in the UTV/Exhibition division on Metzeler tyres. Both the tyre brand and the well-known road racer were making their debut in this competition after two years of constant and fruitful cooperation in competitive road racing. Guy Martin, TT rider and truck mechanic, participated in the competition with a bike he…
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Take a Triumph factory tour and ride out with Rufus Hound
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Leicestershire-based motorcycle manufacturer, Triumph, is opening its doors for a special series of factory tours as part of the Triumph Live festival this July. For one day only (Friday 11 July 2014) bike fanatics and families alike can visit the birthplace of modern motorbikes and get a taste of how the UK’s leading high-capacity manufacturer…
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Marc Marquez Buff collection now available
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Marc Marquez is the youngest man ever to have won the Moto World Championship. Marc began riding motorbikes at just 4 years old, and after growing up and winning races, he became World Champion of 125cc class in 2010. Since then Marc has broken many records in the sport; in 2012 he won the Moto…
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New universal Touratech tank bags for most bikes
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Touratech introduces two new universal tank bags fitting most motorbike models: The limited Dakar™ universal tank bag with its exclusive design including the large Dakar emblem and an embroidered logo, and the exp universal tank bag in noble black. Both models offer easy mounting, plenty of space and highest quality for extreme exposure. Mounting at…
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How to change your motorcycle spark plugs and air filter
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Looking after your bike is easy! John Milbank shows you how with his 2000 Honda CBR600FY. My CBR’s air filter should be changed every 12,000 miles. With just over that on the clock, I expected to find the original still in place. What I found though just proves it needs changing earlier. A clean filter…
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Do you still need to check a spark plug gap?
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The spark plug gap is vital to burning the fuel mixture efficiently. When you buy plugs for your bike, they usually come with the correct gap between the electrodes – I haven’t seen one wrong for about 15 years. Iridium plugs have a very fine, and easily damaged centre electrode, so long-gone are the days of…
