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    Bike Chooser: Semi-faired 125s

    With so many riders using 125s for short commutes, the addition of some kind of weather protection, no matter how limited, is becoming more and more important in a bike’s design. Honda CBF125 Launched in 2009, Honda’s CBF125 is an interestingly styled commuter with a small top fairing that does...
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    BMW Concept 90 to make UK debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed

    The recently unveiled BMW Concept 90 will make its UK debut at the Godwood Festival of Speed this weekend, July 12-14. The bike, designed by Roland Sands to mark 40 years since the original R90S and 90 years of making motorcycles, will be on the BMW stand alongside a 1973 R90 S. Also on display...
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    BMW Concept 90 to make UK debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed

    The recently unveiled BMW Concept 90 will make its UK debut at the Godwood Festival of Speed this weekend, July 12-14. The bike, designed by Roland Sands to mark 40 years since the original R90S and 90 years of making motorcycles, will be on the BMW stand alongside a 1973 R90 S. Also on display...
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    Staff blog: Burgman v Tmax: the jury's out

    One or two readers have commented that they doubt the Burgman 650 is as good as some other big scooters out there, like Yamaha’s Tmax or BMW’s C600 Sport. This week I’ll be finding out. I'm doing a group test of six big scooters, also including the Honda Integra, Aprilia SRV850 and BMW C650GT...
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    Staff blog: Burgman v Tmax: the jury's out

    One or two readers have commented that they doubt the Burgman 650 is as good as some other big scooters out there, like Yamaha’s Tmax or BMW’s C600 Sport. This week I’ll be finding out. I'm doing a group test of six big scooters, also including the Honda Integra, Aprilia SRV850 and BMW C650GT...
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    Welcome to the site Faazi.

    Welcome to the site Faazi.
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    Four out of five bikes unlocked

    Fewer than one-in-five owners of new bikes use any physical theft deterrent such as a chain, according to a survey in London. As machines got older, higher proportions were found to be secured with a chain or disc lock. Forty-five per cent of all bike owners in the survey used some such measure...
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    Four out of five bikes unlocked

    Fewer than one-in-five owners of new bikes use any physical theft deterrent such as a chain, according to a survey in London. As machines got older, higher proportions were found to be secured with a chain or disc lock. Forty-five per cent of all bike owners in the survey used some such measure...
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    Bike’s Travel Stories supplement

    The latest issue of Bike magazine goes on sale tomorrow (26th June) and comes with a free 36 page supplement that contains some astonishing motorcycle travel stories. These are the winning entries in Bike’s Travel Stories competition, which invited readers to tell their tales. Amongst the...
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    Bike’s Travel Stories supplement

    The latest issue of Bike magazine goes on sale tomorrow (26th June) and comes with a free 36 page supplement that contains some astonishing motorcycle travel stories. These are the winning entries in Bike’s Travel Stories competition, which invited readers to tell their tales. Amongst the...
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    Electrickery

    It looks like a moped but this electric scooter can legally be ridden by 14-year-olds with no licence, insurance or helmet, and carrying a pillion. The £850 Dayun Electric Tandem Bike has a top speed of 15mph and can travel 30 miles between charges. It’s legally classed as an electrically...
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    Staff blog: I've got to stay up - someone on the internet doesn't like the Burgman

    Every time I write a blog on the Burgman, I seem to become embroiled in debate with critics of the scooter. I don’t know why I feel the need to convince others to like it. It reminds me of that joke about internet arguments, where a wife asks her husband if he’s coming to bed and he says: “No...
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    Electrickery

    It looks like a moped but this electric scooter can legally be ridden by 14-year-olds with no licence, insurance or helmet, and carrying a pillion. The £850 Dayun Electric Tandem Bike has a top speed of 15mph and can travel 30 miles between charges. It’s legally classed as an electrically...
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    Staff blog: I've got to stay up - someone on the internet doesn't like the Burgman

    Every time I write a blog on the Burgman, I seem to become embroiled in debate with critics of the scooter. I don’t know why I feel the need to convince others to like it. It reminds me of that joke about internet arguments, where a wife asks her husband if he’s coming to bed and he says: “No...
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    Bike chooser: Funky 125s

    In the latest Bike Chooser series, MCN have looked at some of the quirkiest 125s on the market. If you are a learner looking for a small bike with a bit of an edge then here is a list of some of our favourites. We’ve also included some insurance prices to help you find the bike that is most...
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    Staff blog: In defence of the Burgman, pt 1

    I’m experiencing mild frustration at some of the preconceptions I’ve encountered about the Burgman. If you’ve read my replies to reader comments under my previous blog entries, you may have detected a hint of defensiveness. Although I’m really enjoying using the Burgman, for example, people...
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    Staff blog: In defence of the Burgman, pt 1

    I’m experiencing mild frustration at some of the preconceptions I’ve encountered about the Burgman. If you’ve read my replies to reader comments under my previous blog entries, you may have detected a hint of defensiveness. Although I’m really enjoying using the Burgman, for example, people...
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    Staff blog: How much?

    I got a shock when I saw the price of new standard rear tyre for the Burgman 650 ABS Executive from a Suzuki dealer: £184 plus £30 for fitting. The first one has just been replaced during the 4000 mile service, which costs £135. So that’s a total of £349. I do 800 miles a week commuting to...
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    Staff blog: A question for readers

    I’ve been accused of being over-critical of bikes in the past. A spot of rust after a couple of months and I have a whinge about it in print. “What about the positives?” a manufacturer once complained. So I’m not going to do that this time. I’m going to report that the Burgman 650 ABS Executive...
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    Staff blog: A lecture from the rozzers

    You might think your licence would be safe on a scooter but I’ve already been in trouble with the rozzers a week after picking mine up. The Suzuki Burgman 650 ABS Executive has two automatic modes: Drive and Power. The latter is surprisingly, addictively brisk. Pulling out of a petrol...
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