18 Oct 2017
Unless you’ve been studiously avoiding the news recently (and who can blame you for that, quite frankly) you’ll have heard about the unprecedented motorcycle crime wave affecting many of the UK’s cities, especially London. The last few years have seen increasing numbers of gangs using scooters to rob and attack pedestrians and other road users…. Read more »
18 Oct 2017
Quad bikes have become increasingly popular in recent years for road use as people become more adventurous in their transport choices, picking rides originally designed as off-road utility or sports vehicles. If you’re looking for something a little bit different to get you about, then it may be the perfect solution. With so much interest,… Read more »
17 Oct 2017
Tell us about yourself… I’m from a biking family. I bought my first motorcycle, a Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) Bantam, in 1977 at the age of 17, and then quickly progressed onto a 350cc Triumph. My first Triumph Trident was a second hand 1976 T150V. I covered many miles on that bike until studies,… Read more »
12 Oct 2017
Bike crime is soaring but there is good news for bikers as motorcycle tracker company BikeTrac has recorded its most successful summer of recoveries. So far this year, 248 BikeTrac-fitted motorcycles have been stolen, and the company says almost 90 per cent (220) were safely recovered. BikeTrac’s Sales & Marketing Director Bill Taylor said: “Summer… Read more »
09 Oct 2017
It’s well worth investing in a trickle charger if your are planning to lay up your motorbike for the winter. The battery is one element that needs regular attention and if it is left to completely discharge while the bike is in storage it won’t charge up as effectively when you are ready to hit… Read more »
