Riding Advice
Riding Advice
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 3: Naked bikes for older riders
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There are plenty of naked bikes for older riders to choose from. MoreBikes columnist Roger Martin assess the merits of retro bikes.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 2: Motorcycle riding positions
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In this article, we look at how your riding position can help minimise the niggles…
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What does the 2021 COVID-19 lockdown mean for motorcyclists?
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last night that the UK will be forced into another full lockdown, with non-essential shops closing and people being told to stay indoors.
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Quickshifters are changing the way we ride – why?
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Quickshifters are quickly becoming commonplace on new bikes – and not just sports bikes, a lot of regular road bikes have them too.
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How to choose the best motorcycle helmet
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Looking for a new helmet? Read these tips before heading off to the shops and save yourself money and patience.
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Motorcycle legal advice: Will I be compensated or not?
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Our specialist motoring solicitor Andrew Prendergast is back to guide you through motorcycle legal advice, trials and insurance troubles.
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Motorcycle legal advice: Bike insurance confusion!
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Our specialist motoring solicitor Andrew Prendergast is back to guide you through motorcycle legal trials and insurance troubles.
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Motorcycle legal advice: Don’t believe everything you read online
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Our specialist motoring solicitor Andrew Prendergast is back to guide you through motorcycle legal trials and troubles. ‘My insurance record now trashed’ Q: I have always fancied a scooter to re-live my ‘yoof’ and at the ripe old age of 63 I bought a Vespa GTS 300. I joined a local bike group and…
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Motorcycle legal advice: Your questions answered
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Our specialist motoring solicitor Andrew Prendergast is back to guide you through motorcycle legal trials and troubles.
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Bike tyres: All you need to know
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Few of us are passionate about tyres, but cleverly engineered rubber is the only thing keeping you upright as you go round a bend, in the wet, on varying road surfaces.
