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Triumph doing special offers on Tiger Explorer, Speed ’94, Tiger Sport, Sprint GT and Street Triple
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Triumph has unveiled a raft of offers on a range of kit including clothing, accessories and navigation equipment. Triumph’s 1,200cc Tiger Explorer comes with £1,200 worth of free clothing and accessories. Buyers of the special edition Speed ’94 will also get a £1,000 voucher to spend on the latest gear and upgrade parts. The…
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World launch review: 2016 Kawasaki J125 scooter test
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2016 Kawasaki J125: First ride Kawasaki has just launched the J125, an A1 licence-friendly 125cc scooter with the sporty looks of a city sprinter and the roomy comfort of a maxi-scooter. The J125 is Kawasaki’s first scooter in the 125cc class in Europe – and only the second in its entire range. The new…
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Review: Daytona Smartphone Controller £59.95
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Daytona Smartphone Controller | www.digital-speedos.co.uk | £59.95 | Tested by: Leon Rose What this clever device does is allow you to navigate your smartphone whilst on your motorcycle which is very handy should you be using your phone’s sat nav function whilst riding. Set up on the left handlebar with fitments for 22.2mm, 25.3 and even…
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Triumph unveils ‘best ever’ summer offers
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Triumph unveils ‘best ever’ summer offers Summer has arrived early for riders looking for an extra incentive to buy their dream Triumph Motorcycle. The Hinckley-based manufacturer has unveiled an array of tempting offers across its range including off-road accessory packages, performance upgrades and even better rates on TriStar – Triumph’s competitive PCP financing…
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Quadro four-wheeled scooter arrives in the UK
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In June, the aptly named, QUADRO4 – a four-wheeled scooter – will be hitting the UK streets for the first time. ClementsMoto are to be the UK distributor for Swiss company, Quadro. Established in 2011, Quadro is a developer of three and four-wheel scooters which are said to combine the agility of two-wheels with…
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Top tips when using a sat-nav
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Using a sat-nav can save you time and also allow you to explore routes you never knew existed easily and without needing to stop to read a map, but there are a few things to bear in mind before you set off on your next ride… The IAM’s chief examiner, Peter Rodger, gives his…
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AGV launches the new K5 helmet for under £200
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This is the new K5 helmet from AGV it’s a specced-up lid for not too much cash, a mono colour helmet in the range costs £199. Here’s what you’ll need to know first. It comes in sizes: XS, S, MS, ML, L, XL, XXL. The weight is: 1,390 g (+/- 50g). The price is £219 for…
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BMW teams up with REALRIDER
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BMW Motorrad UK has announced a partnership with the social motorcycling app REALRIDER – with all new BMW Motorcycle owners offered a complimentary 12-month subscription to the premium REALsafe service. In addition to being able to track and plan riding routes, the free REALRIDER app is the first service to offer a passive safety element.…
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Triumph Tiger Special Edition revealed
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Triumph has revealed a Special Edition of the Tiger Explorer XC. There will be just 50 of the 137bhp, 1200cc bikes on sale from April, to celebrate the company’s partnership with motorcycle expedition experts, Globebusters. In keeping with the bikes that will be used by Globebusters’ worldwide overland tours in 2015, the special edition Explorers have been fitted with a number of upgrades and modifications.…
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2015 Honda Crossrunner VFR800X review
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Honda Crossrunner VFR800X | £10,229 | 105bhp@10,500rpm | 55lb-ft@8500rpm | liquid-cooled 90° V-4 Tested by Simon Hargreaves Photography by Honda The Honda Crossrunner, launched in 2011, was a recycled VFR800 engine and chassis with bland supermoto/adventure Euro-styling. Dynamically a good bike, it never caught on. The 2015 Crossrunner uses the revamped VFR800F engine and chassis, but…
