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This is a men only classic bike run.  That is how it has been since it was conceived way back in 1994 and it isn’t going to change…. EVER…. For anyone! And classic means CLASSIC, not a yuppie retro styled […]

The Yamaha R1 2025 is a track-only model, focused exclusively on performance and gets rid of unnecessary elements like the catalytic converters and headlights.  The bike features an aluminium frame and 200 hp CP4 engine with irregular firing. There are

Simon Edwards is Dealer Principle…     Johnny and Amazon on parts and accessories. The shop is massive with every description of Harley Davidson you can imagine on the floor, both new and pre-owned. Baggers, Trikes and sportsters all sit there

The 2025 KTM 990 Duke R gets upgraded WP Apex suspension, high-quality Brembo brakes, revised electronics, and more horsepower. The engine remains at 947 cc, the R version parallel twin LC8c motor adds additional torque and power via improved mapping.

To mark the 80th anniversary of its founding, MV Agusta has presented six commemorative models, each recognizable by the laser engraving on the triple clamp or tank protection plate. The 3-cylinder lineup includes the Brutale RR Ottantesimo, Dragster RR Ottantesimo,

There is not much traffic on these roads during the week for the most part Sunshine, beautiful twisty roads and a pack of rumbling V-Twins rolling through the countryside…. So, this was our Tuesday, how was yours? Stuck behind a

EICMA is a massive trade show for the international motorcycle industry. It’s an annual event held each year in Milan, Italy and it’s taken place almost without fail since 1914. There have been a few ommisions, most recently in 2020,

One of the heavy hitters in the pre-owned motorcycle business is adding to their basket of offerings by taking on a full Kawasaki and Kayo franchise. They have some really great offers on the table that are really difficult not 

“Hip personified” (is ‘hip’ still a cool word?) A very unique Brat styled custom based on a 1982 Kawasaki GPZ 750 Words: Sean Hendley, Warren Hart Pics: Sean Hendley, Deon van der Linde, Jade Holing, Johan Combrink It really does