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YAMAHA MT-10
Yep, that’s right, you can get this awesome naked superbike (and all you’ve got to do is get the entry form from this month’s Fast Bikes magazine in Tesco). Ever since the MT arrived on the scene its relentless torque, superb sports-bike handling and great all-round ability has raised the bar and changed the biking world. It’s close to being the perfect motorcycle (yeah, really) and we’vve found a way that YOU can get hold of this amazing
motorcycle for nothing. Nil, zip, nada. Zero is the amount of cash you’ll need to enter this competition. All you’ve got to do to get the entry form for this brilliant once in a lifetime competition is go to Tesco and buy a copy of our sister publication Fast Bikes.
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Then, just fill in the form in the Tesco issue (and it’ss got to be the Tesco one, people – th his competition isn’t in any Fasst Bikes magazine sold elsewhere), send it to the FB team and YOU could find yourself the proud own ner of a brand spanki king i new Yamaaha mega-muscle bike worth £10,799! It really is that straightforw ward. But don’t thank us. Thank our chums at Tesco, who’ve maade this all possible and Princip pal Insurance who’ll throw in £400 towards insuring it. Good luck!
Meet the mini-me 110cc Monster that Ducati definitely HASN’T built
(and it costs just over a grand!)
You know, this is probably one of the cutest ‘lookalikes’ we’ve seen from the Asian copycat market so far. And when you consider that this bike, all-in – with the plastics, decals and everything else – costs just over £1k, then you might end up liking this as much as we do. Called the Monster 110, this mini-me isn’t made by Ducati (you probably guessed that) but by Ho Chi Minh City-based Quang Phu’ong Motor. The tiny take-offs have gone on sale in Vietnam and are physically the same size as a Honda MSX125 – but much better looking. Based on the Thai GPX Demon minibike the little Monster is a full-on doppleganger for the bigger Monster with the same split headlight, exposed subframe and Ducati-esque seat unit too.
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£3789 worth of Ducati bits for £1500
Ducati UK is offering a Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup package worth £3789 for just £1500 when purchasing and registering a brand new 959 Panigale. You get Akrapovic race silencers, brake and clutch reservoirs, race screen, brake lever protector and new lower fairings. This offer is available from now until June 30 and includes free fitting. For more information about it go check out ducatiuk.com.
Speed Triple gets Rizoma treatment
Italian accessory manufacturer Rizoma has developed a line of bolt-on goodies for the new Triumph Street Triple. There’s a full line of model-specific accessories made from lightweight aluminium. Everything from ride-by-wire throttles to levers to licence plate holders (underseat and swingarm mounted) are included in the swanky range.
It also has upside-down forks and digital instrument cluster. The small bike comes in three colours; Red, White or Black. Sweet.
The 3D printed bike that gets to 60mph in four seconds Italian Volt has created the Lacama – a customisable electric motorcycle made from 3D printed parts that can go from 0-62mph in 4.2 seconds, and can be charged in just 40 minutes.
The new bike, which is built with 3D printed bodywork and high-end performance parts, including Brembo brakes and Ohlins suspension has a top speed of 112mph, thanks to the 94bhp and 153lb-ft of torque on tap. Thanks to the 3D printing technology, the 12 aluminium parts that make up the bike’s body can all be customised in terms of shape and colour, which gives riders the chance to really make the Lacama their own but then, at £35,000 you’d probably want something a bit bespoke... Volt says that it has also been working hard to improve the charging efficiency of the bike – and as a consequence the bike comes equipped with a touchscreen display which allows you to monitor battery status. Not only that, according to the bike builder it has a ‘fast charging’ process available that can produce an 80% charge in just 40 minutes. A full charge will take about three hours.
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It’s like a dream wrapped up in a nice, free duvet of goodness. Well, it is if you want to buy or sell a motorcycle. That’s because we’ve only gone and put a FREE classifieds section on the huge MoreBikes.co.uk website. Yeah, it’s FREE. If you want to buy or sell motorbikes, or anything to do with motorbikes just go to MoreBikes.co.uk and click on the More Bikes For Sale bar handily positioned on the right side of the screen.
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