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Motocross and trials icons confirmed for off-road show

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Alex Bestwick

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30th October 2025

Three huge names in the off-road scene have been confirmed for The Classic Dirt Bike Show, taking place on February 7-8, 2026, at the Telford International Centre. Known for attracting some of the biggest names in the industry, next year’s show is set to be no exception.
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THE ‘KING’ RETURNS: The 2026 Yamaha XSR900 GP

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Mark Lancaster

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30th October 2025

Yamaha’s Sport Heritage range pays homage to the company’s most iconic riders and machines from a previous era, while at the same time giving riders the very latest engine, chassis and design technology. Flagship of the range is the outstanding XSR900 GP, a truly stunning machine inspired by Yamaha’s winning race bikes from the ‘Golden…
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‘WHY AREN’T YOU IN THE KITCHEN?’ – How One of the UK’s Biggest Motorcycle YouTubers Fights Online Sexism

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Mark Lancaster

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29th October 2025

A content creator who has built an army of fans by showing off her motorcycle knowledge rather than her body is still receiving sexism online. UsernameKate has more than 180,000 subscribers and followers across YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X and publishes insightful bike reviews and footage from road trips. The 5ft 4in rider, whose real…
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40 YEARS OF GSX-R to be celebrated at Motorcycle Live

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Mark Lancaster

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28th October 2025

Suzuki will mark four decades of the iconic GSX-R line with a major celebration at Motorcycle Live 2025, including a dedicated heritage display, exclusive VIP event, and the first UK look at the new GSX-R1000R 40th Anniversary Edition. A legacy that changed motorcycling When the original GSX-R750F launched in 1985, it transformed the sportsbike world…
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RALLY RAID REVIVAL – Kawasaki’s new KLE500

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Mark Lancaster

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27th October 2025

Kawasaki’s legendary KLE name is back for 2026, reborn as a midweight, rally-styled adventure bike ready to take on the world. Think lightweight trellis chassis, proper off-road poise, and the use of the brand’s proven 451cc parallel-twin motor with assist and slipper clutch… all wrapped up in bodywork that screams Dakar vibes. Up front, a…
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RIDDEN: BMW K1600GT

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Mark Lancaster

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25th October 2025

Dave Manning gets to grips with the big Beemer… Given that the ‘sports’ element of sports touring might err too much on the side of cramped rearsets and bars that put more stress on your wrists than the most extreme Only Fans sites, I opted for a bias towards the comfort side of things for…
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RIDDEN: Yamaha Tracer 9GT

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Mark Lancaster

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24th October 2025

Yamaha Tracer 9GT ridden: Rich Taylor reports… I’ve had the chance to enjoy Yamaha’s 900cc CP3 motor a few times in the past, and it’s undeniably a peach, but I’d not ridden it dressed as a Tracer 9. In fact, I’d not ridden the Triumph or BMW either, but I was excited for the ride…
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DUCATI MONSTER 2026: More Tech, More Attitude, More Monster!

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Mark Lancaster

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23rd October 2025

Ducati has pulled the wraps off the fifth-generation Monster… and it’s lighter, sharper and more desirable than ever. Thirty-four years on from the original 900 that redefined the naked bike scene, the 2026 Monster is here to remind everyone exactly why it’s still the benchmark for street-going hooliganism. Born from the simple idea of “everything…
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RIDDEN: Voge DS625X

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Mark Lancaster

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23rd October 2025

Another adventure bike from Voge? You bet. But this one’s packing more grunt, a smoother 270° crank vibe, and a price tag that could make the Japanese big guns blush. Dave Manning reports… Voge’s latest introduction to their array of adventure-styled machinery is more of an expansion of their existing range than something brand-new. While…
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DEAN HARRISON REPLICA FIREBLADE: Limited to Just 12 Bikes

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Mark Lancaster

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22nd October 2025

Honda UK is celebrating Dean Harrison’s double Superstock victories at this year’s Isle of Man TT with a seriously tasty limited-edition Fireblade SP – a replica of the bike he rode to glory on the Mountain Course. Only 12 Dean Harrison CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SPs will be built, each finished in full race livery and dripping…
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