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Are automatic bikes the next big thing?
BMW, KTM, and Yamaha are set to launch automatic transmission systems for their motorcycles in 2025. These systems will electronically control the clutch and give riders the option to shift manually or switch to a fully automatic mode. On paper, it seems like a brilliant strategy—making motorcycling more approachable and drawing a fresh audience to…
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DVLA: Classic vehicle rules overhauled.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has finally introduced significant updates to the registration process for classic and historic cars, and it’s long overdue. For years, owners and the classic car community have struggled with outdated rules that turned even basic repairs into a hassle. So, what’s changing? Three major updates are set to…
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Nige’s LEJoG part 31.
A selection of YouTube videos and a blog post for the BikeMeet.net website. YouTube famous! Nige has teamed up with 12 volt planet, Atom batteries, All Oils, Beeline navigation, Dr Wack, Goodridge, HiFlo filtro, Lomo, Lone Rider, MandP, MSG bike gear, Pinlock, Rippl impact gear, RS Motorworx, SMD automotive and Ultimate Addons to complete this…
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Ant’s LEJoG part 18.
A review of the LDC and future plans for the Iron Donkey.
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Nige’s LEJoG part 30.
Publicity and gaining more sponsorship. I had been invited to display the challenge bike at the Car and Bike show Family Fun Day at Radcliffe Football Club. This show has been going i for a couple of years now and is hosted by Andy’s Man Club. How could I say no? I printed off a…
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Nige’s LEJoG part 29.
We are now almost five days since the event. Pictures are coming in from all over the place. Currently I have raised just over £400, a little off my personal target, however as a group we have managed to raise over £100.000. Thank you! Nige has teamed up with 12 volt planet, Atom batteries, All…
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Nige’s LEJoG part 28.
This is the day after the night before, a quick photo dump and basic details… We set off at 4am, and after a diversion on the A30, we realised that Ants bike was not performing right (approx. 40mph) top speed, so we were the last bikes on the road by a long way. We pulled…
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Nige’s LEJoG part 27.
I had to admit defeat. The Suzuki was running amazing on a remote fuel tank, however as soon as it was through its own fuel tank it would bog down. It turns out that after I cleaned the tank and left it empty, some rust spots started which in turn contaminated any fuel I put…
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Ant’s LEJoG part 16.
Sorting the fuel tank, with 8 days left before the challenge.