Mark Lancaster

Return of the Daytona

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Mark Lancaster

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24th January 2024

Just three years after it was dropped from the line-up, Triumph’s announced that its much-loved sporty middleweight is making a comeback! That’s right. Triumph’s just released all the key information about the latest bike to bear the iconic Daytona name. We knew it was coming, following a not-so-subtle teaser back in December – but now…
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Leaked! Benelli 902 S

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Mark Lancaster

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20th January 2024

A Chinese authority has released information and an image of the Benelli 902 S, a naked bike that bears a strong resemblance to the 752 S. However, it boasts a larger engine size and more powerful capabilities. In 2005, the Chinese company Qianjiang Group acquired the renowned Italian motorcycle brand Benelli. Fast forward to 2018,…
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Should Peugeot make this?

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Mark Lancaster

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19th January 2024

Introducing a stunning off-road vehicle with a 300cc single-cylinder engine boasting 30 HP and a lightweight build. However, this is not a creation from Peugeot, but rather the brilliant concept of designer Oberdan Bezzi. Some individuals are eager for the re-emergence of lightweight motorcycles with simplistic single-cylinder engines in the market. One of these individuals…
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Husqvarna: New Vitpilen and Svartpilen Models Revealed!

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Mark Lancaster

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17th January 2024

‘Whether navigating busy city streets or embarking on weekend adventures, the latest models of Vitpilen and Svartpilen are built to provide an exhilarating and distinct riding experience.’ Husqvarna told MoreBikes. Designed for all riders, from novices to veterans, the Austrian company says these innovative machines offer the perfect opportunity to break away from the mundane…
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Quick Spin: BMW R1300GS

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Mark Lancaster

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16th January 2024

f you like ’em big, bold and packed full of poke, BMW’s latest R 1300 GS could be just the ride for you. Bruce Wilson reports… Despite my predilection for sportsbikes and trackdays, I know the GS very well. I had an R 1200 GS (air-/oil-cooled) in 2009 and clocked 9000 miles on it; at…
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Triumph Trident 660: Rear Hugger Launch

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Mark Lancaster

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11th January 2024

UK Bodywork Specialist, Pyramid, have just launched a brand new Rear Hugger for the Triumph Trident 660 which fits from 2021 models to the present day. This a completely new type of Hugger from Pyramid. They have designed it to fit perfectly between the OEM Spray Guard and OEM Hugger in order to connect the…
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Top Roads: Norfolk

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Mark Lancaster

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10th January 2024

After some inspiration of where to go for a blast? We’ve got you covered. Norfolk might not be the most obvious choice if you’re after a good ride; but the rural idyll out East actually offers a surprisingly diverse selection of good stuff to get stuck into. From the gently undulating twisties along the coast…
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Roadskin Unveils Upgraded Paranoid Motorcycle Jeans

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Mark Lancaster

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9th January 2024

Roadskin, a leading name in motorcycle safety gear, has announced the release of their newly upgraded Paranoid AAA-rated protective motorcycle jeans. With meticulous re-design and relentless dedication, Roadskin has taken their best-selling armoured jeans to a new level, offering bikers unrivalled protection without compromising comfort. Roadskin understands the importance of having gear that keeps you…
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Quick Spin: Benelli TRK 702 X

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Mark Lancaster

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8th January 2024

We’ve just got our hands on Benelli’s new TRK 702 X, which is vying for attention in the increasingly competitive middleweight adventure bike market. Ross Mowbray sees how it stacks up. Benelli’s on a mission. Since its takeover by Chinese giant QianJiang Motor, it’s churned out an enviable array of bikes – first focusing its…
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What We Wear: Weise Ozark Jacket and Trousers

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Mark Lancaster

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6th January 2024

Chris Bailey has been using these for a few months. Here’s how he got on: These Ozark textiles from Weise are my go-to. They feel robust, substantial and protective, without feeling restrictive or impeding your movement. That’s something not all textiles offer. The jacket is AA-certified and comes equipped with CE level 1 back armour,…
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