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This action camera is a rip-off of the popular GoPro and I bought it last year as a bike/dash cam.

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Emergency control cable repair kits are a useful thing to have in your toolbox or on your bike and usually they are available for clutches and carbs.

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THERE WERE TWO main topics of conversation at the Stafford International Classic MotorCycle Show during the first day. One was “Who on earth would pay nearly £85,000 for a 650cc Triumph twin” and the other was “Do you suppose it will stop raining?” Bud Ekins’ 1962 649cc TR6SS was the Triumph twin and the purchaser…

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Another OFFERING from Veloce is this historically interesting Suzuki book. Totally two-stroke and more stinkwheels than you can shake a dipstick at. From commuter machines to factory race bike and from tiddlers to tourers, it’s a damn good read. Covers more Suzukis from 1955 through to 1978 than most of us have ever heard of.…

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This is a handy little A5-size book for those interested in unit-twin Triumphs. It is by no means comprehensive, yet covers enough detail to see whether one of the models is for you, what to look for when buying one and how to look after it. Triumph, along with other British manufacturers had a habit…

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I’ve had these Rayven Air-Pro Gloves for a couple of years now. To me, good gloves are the next most important thing after a crash helmet and I have to admit that I’d always previously been a chunky gauntlet kind of a chap, with my current all-weather chunky gauntlets being a pair of Akitos picked…

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