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[Will]

Fast Bikes (Oct 2013)

 

 

- Free 16-page suspension supplement

 

 

It’s a complicated business, so we’ve gone back to basics and asked the people in the know (JHS Racing, MCT Suspension, K-Tech and more) to explain what’s going on when you hit a bump and how to optimise your suspension for the best possible ride. It’s a handy guide to keep and refer to later, so make sure you don’t miss out

We had a quiet word in the ear of a serving traffic policeman and asked his advice on how to stay penalty point free – when it’s so easy to lose them on 180mph machinery. We check out Avon’s new Storm 3D tyre, look forward to the Classic TT and ManxGP, and ponder whether the Festival of 1000 bikes or the Goodwood Festival of Speed rocked most this year. We tick off two experiences on our ‘to do’ list and take a rookie to the Ron Haslam Race School to see if we can turn him into a racer.

 

Our big test and cover story refers to the naughty side of life. Naked sportsbikes rock. They are fast, fun and full of frivolity, meaning that while they might not be able to hit 180mph, their speeds in smiles per hour is much higher. We’ve chosen four prime used examples; KTM’s Super Duke, Triumph’s Street Triple, a Kawasaki Z1000 and an Aprilia Tuono to monkey about on. They were a hoot, and if you’re in the market, this is a priceless guide.

 

We also have a look at the new A2 market that’s emerged. This is in response to licensing changes that prevent rational, sane humans not being able to ride a big bike until they are 24. So in response, we’ve gathered the obvious choices new and compared them to what you can get used. There are some classic two strokes here, and they proved to be an absolute hoot. Yamaha’s new MT-09 is launched, and Rootsy reports back from this most remarkable return to form from Yamaha. Plus we also jump on the new Triumph 675 stock model for the first time (after only being offered the R up to now) and also check out how clever the new Aprilia Caponord is.

 

Feature-wise, we send Al off to get tempted into trying out the Ulster GP, the fastest race in the world, but decides that even he isn’t mad enough to give it a try. And our Rookie to Racer gets his second stab at the cherry, and proves that you can teach a young dog new tricks. Then there is all your favourite regular features. We look at the 2006 Kawasaki ZX-10R as a used bike (and suggest why there are some better alternatives), we catch up with Andy Ibbott and the California Superbike School for some tips, answer your mechanical maladies, tempt you with some ace new products, check our legal position, suggest roads for you to clear off on, round up our month on the longtermers, give you and ace CBR600RR and model to drool over and let you know all the news of the month – including how our prediction of the new Ducati 899 came true.

 

 

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[Will]

Fast Bikes (Sept 2013)

 

 

It’s time to hit the shops and pick up the latest issue of Fast Bikes Magazine! Yup, issue 279 – AKA the September 2013 issue – is crying out to be bought from a newsagents right now, it’s ready for you to scoop it up to love and cherish. There’s also a fantastic FREE Scotland Ride Guide for you to drool over after Rootsy spent an amazing few days tanking round on a Trumpet. Who knew that some of the best roads in Europe were just over the border

 

Our big test this month is a celebration of the Italian nation. Forza Italia is an in depth analysis of buying Italian, because everyone should have a Ducati, Aprilia, MV, Benelli or Bimota in their life at some point. Not only do we pick four of the best and most interesting used Italian bikes about, but we also talk to the people that sell and service them to give you the low down on whether you should take the plunge or not. Is all the pain worth it? Do they deliver the ultimate rewards? Do they breakdown every three weeks? And that’s not our only Italian beauty in the magazine as we have a rethink on the Ducati Diavel and wonder why so many are lingering in the shops this year. We also get to ride a Ducati Supertwin race bike of Italian extraction and discover it’s a belter.

 

We had a quiet word in the ear of a serving traffic policeman and asked his advice on how to stay penalty point free – when it’s so easy to lose them on 180mph machinery. We check out Avon’s new Storm 3D tyre, look forward to the Classic TT and ManxGP, and ponder whether the Festival of 1000 bikes or the Goodwood Festival of Speed rocked most this year. We tick off two experiences on our ‘to do’ list and take a rookie to the Ron Haslam Race School to see if we can turn him into a racer.

 

 

 

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[Will]

Bike (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Bike (Oct 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Fast Bikes (Oct 2013)

 

 

- Free 16-page suspension supplement

 

 

It’s a complicated business, so we’ve gone back to basics and asked the people in the know (JHS Racing, MCT Suspension, K-Tech and more) to explain what’s going on when you hit a bump and how to optimise your suspension for the best possible ride. It’s a handy guide to keep and refer to later, so make sure you don’t miss out

We had a quiet word in the ear of a serving traffic policeman and asked his advice on how to stay penalty point free – when it’s so easy to lose them on 180mph machinery. We check out Avon’s new Storm 3D tyre, look forward to the Classic TT and ManxGP, and ponder whether the Festival of 1000 bikes or the Goodwood Festival of Speed rocked most this year. We tick off two experiences on our ‘to do’ list and take a rookie to the Ron Haslam Race School to see if we can turn him into a racer.

 

Our big test and cover story refers to the naughty side of life. Naked sportsbikes rock. They are fast, fun and full of frivolity, meaning that while they might not be able to hit 180mph, their speeds in smiles per hour is much higher. We’ve chosen four prime used examples; KTM’s Super Duke, Triumph’s Street Triple, a Kawasaki Z1000 and an Aprilia Tuono to monkey about on. They were a hoot, and if you’re in the market, this is a priceless guide.

 

We also have a look at the new A2 market that’s emerged. This is in response to licensing changes that prevent rational, sane humans not being able to ride a big bike until they are 24. So in response, we’ve gathered the obvious choices new and compared them to what you can get used. There are some classic two strokes here, and they proved to be an absolute hoot. Yamaha’s new MT-09 is launched, and Rootsy reports back from this most remarkable return to form from Yamaha. Plus we also jump on the new Triumph 675 stock model for the first time (after only being offered the R up to now) and also check out how clever the new Aprilia Caponord is.

 

Feature-wise, we send Al off to get tempted into trying out the Ulster GP, the fastest race in the world, but decides that even he isn’t mad enough to give it a try. And our Rookie to Racer gets his second stab at the cherry, and proves that you can teach a young dog new tricks. Then there is all your favourite regular features. We look at the 2006 Kawasaki ZX-10R as a used bike (and suggest why there are some better alternatives), we catch up with Andy Ibbott and the California Superbike School for some tips, answer your mechanical maladies, tempt you with some ace new products, check our legal position, suggest roads for you to clear off on, round up our month on the longtermers, give you and ace CBR600RR and model to drool over and let you know all the news of the month – including how our prediction of the new Ducati 899 came true.

 

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.cover_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_cover.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_expert.jpg

 

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[Will]

Bike (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Bike (Dec 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Fast Bikes (Oct 2013)

 

 

- Free 16-page suspension supplement

 

 

It’s a complicated business, so we’ve gone back to basics and asked the people in the know (JHS Racing, MCT Suspension, K-Tech and more) to explain what’s going on when you hit a bump and how to optimise your suspension for the best possible ride. It’s a handy guide to keep and refer to later, so make sure you don’t miss out

We had a quiet word in the ear of a serving traffic policeman and asked his advice on how to stay penalty point free – when it’s so easy to lose them on 180mph machinery. We check out Avon’s new Storm 3D tyre, look forward to the Classic TT and ManxGP, and ponder whether the Festival of 1000 bikes or the Goodwood Festival of Speed rocked most this year. We tick off two experiences on our ‘to do’ list and take a rookie to the Ron Haslam Race School to see if we can turn him into a racer.

 

Our big test and cover story refers to the naughty side of life. Naked sportsbikes rock. They are fast, fun and full of frivolity, meaning that while they might not be able to hit 180mph, their speeds in smiles per hour is much higher. We’ve chosen four prime used examples; KTM’s Super Duke, Triumph’s Street Triple, a Kawasaki Z1000 and an Aprilia Tuono to monkey about on. They were a hoot, and if you’re in the market, this is a priceless guide.

 

We also have a look at the new A2 market that’s emerged. This is in response to licensing changes that prevent rational, sane humans not being able to ride a big bike until they are 24. So in response, we’ve gathered the obvious choices new and compared them to what you can get used. There are some classic two strokes here, and they proved to be an absolute hoot. Yamaha’s new MT-09 is launched, and Rootsy reports back from this most remarkable return to form from Yamaha. Plus we also jump on the new Triumph 675 stock model for the first time (after only being offered the R up to now) and also check out how clever the new Aprilia Caponord is.

 

Feature-wise, we send Al off to get tempted into trying out the Ulster GP, the fastest race in the world, but decides that even he isn’t mad enough to give it a try. And our Rookie to Racer gets his second stab at the cherry, and proves that you can teach a young dog new tricks. Then there is all your favourite regular features. We look at the 2006 Kawasaki ZX-10R as a used bike (and suggest why there are some better alternatives), we catch up with Andy Ibbott and the California Superbike School for some tips, answer your mechanical maladies, tempt you with some ace new products, check our legal position, suggest roads for you to clear off on, round up our month on the longtermers, give you and ace CBR600RR and model to drool over and let you know all the news of the month – including how our prediction of the new Ducati 899 came true.

 

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.cover_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_cover.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_expert.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.core_36_37_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.launch_mt-09_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.addict_590px.jpg

[Will]

Bike (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Bike (Dec 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Fast Bikes (Oct 2013)

 

 

- Free 16-page suspension supplement

 

 

It’s a complicated business, so we’ve gone back to basics and asked the people in the know (JHS Racing, MCT Suspension, K-Tech and more) to explain what’s going on when you hit a bump and how to optimise your suspension for the best possible ride. It’s a handy guide to keep and refer to later, so make sure you don’t miss out

We had a quiet word in the ear of a serving traffic policeman and asked his advice on how to stay penalty point free – when it’s so easy to lose them on 180mph machinery. We check out Avon’s new Storm 3D tyre, look forward to the Classic TT and ManxGP, and ponder whether the Festival of 1000 bikes or the Goodwood Festival of Speed rocked most this year. We tick off two experiences on our ‘to do’ list and take a rookie to the Ron Haslam Race School to see if we can turn him into a racer.

 

Our big test and cover story refers to the naughty side of life. Naked sportsbikes rock. They are fast, fun and full of frivolity, meaning that while they might not be able to hit 180mph, their speeds in smiles per hour is much higher. We’ve chosen four prime used examples; KTM’s Super Duke, Triumph’s Street Triple, a Kawasaki Z1000 and an Aprilia Tuono to monkey about on. They were a hoot, and if you’re in the market, this is a priceless guide.

 

We also have a look at the new A2 market that’s emerged. This is in response to licensing changes that prevent rational, sane humans not being able to ride a big bike until they are 24. So in response, we’ve gathered the obvious choices new and compared them to what you can get used. There are some classic two strokes here, and they proved to be an absolute hoot. Yamaha’s new MT-09 is launched, and Rootsy reports back from this most remarkable return to form from Yamaha. Plus we also jump on the new Triumph 675 stock model for the first time (after only being offered the R up to now) and also check out how clever the new Aprilia Caponord is.

 

Feature-wise, we send Al off to get tempted into trying out the Ulster GP, the fastest race in the world, but decides that even he isn’t mad enough to give it a try. And our Rookie to Racer gets his second stab at the cherry, and proves that you can teach a young dog new tricks. Then there is all your favourite regular features. We look at the 2006 Kawasaki ZX-10R as a used bike (and suggest why there are some better alternatives), we catch up with Andy Ibbott and the California Superbike School for some tips, answer your mechanical maladies, tempt you with some ace new products, check our legal position, suggest roads for you to clear off on, round up our month on the longtermers, give you and ace CBR600RR and model to drool over and let you know all the news of the month – including how our prediction of the new Ducati 899 came true.

 

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.cover_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_cover.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_expert.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.core_36_37_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.launch_mt-09_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.addict_590px.jpg

[Will]

Bike (Oct 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Bike (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Bike (Dec 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Fast Bikes (Oct 2013)

 

 

- Free 16-page suspension supplement

 

 

It’s a complicated business, so we’ve gone back to basics and asked the people in the know (JHS Racing, MCT Suspension, K-Tech and more) to explain what’s going on when you hit a bump and how to optimise your suspension for the best possible ride. It’s a handy guide to keep and refer to later, so make sure you don’t miss out

We had a quiet word in the ear of a serving traffic policeman and asked his advice on how to stay penalty point free – when it’s so easy to lose them on 180mph machinery. We check out Avon’s new Storm 3D tyre, look forward to the Classic TT and ManxGP, and ponder whether the Festival of 1000 bikes or the Goodwood Festival of Speed rocked most this year. We tick off two experiences on our ‘to do’ list and take a rookie to the Ron Haslam Race School to see if we can turn him into a racer.

 

Our big test and cover story refers to the naughty side of life. Naked sportsbikes rock. They are fast, fun and full of frivolity, meaning that while they might not be able to hit 180mph, their speeds in smiles per hour is much higher. We’ve chosen four prime used examples; KTM’s Super Duke, Triumph’s Street Triple, a Kawasaki Z1000 and an Aprilia Tuono to monkey about on. They were a hoot, and if you’re in the market, this is a priceless guide.

 

We also have a look at the new A2 market that’s emerged. This is in response to licensing changes that prevent rational, sane humans not being able to ride a big bike until they are 24. So in response, we’ve gathered the obvious choices new and compared them to what you can get used. There are some classic two strokes here, and they proved to be an absolute hoot. Yamaha’s new MT-09 is launched, and Rootsy reports back from this most remarkable return to form from Yamaha. Plus we also jump on the new Triumph 675 stock model for the first time (after only being offered the R up to now) and also check out how clever the new Aprilia Caponord is.

 

Feature-wise, we send Al off to get tempted into trying out the Ulster GP, the fastest race in the world, but decides that even he isn’t mad enough to give it a try. And our Rookie to Racer gets his second stab at the cherry, and proves that you can teach a young dog new tricks. Then there is all your favourite regular features. We look at the 2006 Kawasaki ZX-10R as a used bike (and suggest why there are some better alternatives), we catch up with Andy Ibbott and the California Superbike School for some tips, answer your mechanical maladies, tempt you with some ace new products, check our legal position, suggest roads for you to clear off on, round up our month on the longtermers, give you and ace CBR600RR and model to drool over and let you know all the news of the month – including how our prediction of the new Ducati 899 came true.

 

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.cover_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_cover.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.supp_expert.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.core_36_37_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.launch_mt-09_590px.jpg

 

http://www.fastbikesmag.com/files/2013/09/FBK280.addict_590px.jpg

[Will]

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[Will]

Bike (Oct 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Bike (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Bike (Dec 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Fast Bikes (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

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[Will]

Fast Bikes (Dec 2013)

 

 

 

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[Will]

Bike (Dec 2013)

 

 

 

[Will]

Fast Bikes (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

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[Will]

Bike (Nov 2013)

 

 

 

[cabb]

Bike (Jan 2014)

 

 

 

 

Bro. Interesed in getting this. How much? My contact is 92358487. Thanks.