Cruisers

  • Roadskin Unveils Upgraded Paranoid Motorcycle Jeans

    Roadskin Unveils Upgraded Paranoid Motorcycle Jeans

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    Roadskin, a leading name in motorcycle safety gear, has announced the release of their newly upgraded Paranoid AAA-rated protective motorcycle jeans. With meticulous re-design and relentless dedication, Roadskin has taken their best-selling armoured jeans to a new level, offering bikers unrivalled protection without compromising comfort. Roadskin understands the importance of having gear that keeps you…

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  • Harley-Davidson 2024 Motorcycles Now Available at Authorised Dealers!

    Harley-Davidson 2024 Motorcycles Now Available at Authorised Dealers!

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    Additional new models to premier 24th January, too… Harley-Davidson has revealed on H-D.com a portion of its 2024 motorcycle line and announced these bikes are now available at Authorized Harley-Davidson® Dealerships globally, with additional new models to be unveiled soon. The limited-production 2024 models from Harley-Davidson® Custom Vehicle Operations™ (CVO™) and more new Harley-Davidson® motorcycle models will be revealed with a unique…

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  • Long Termers: Indian Challenger

    Long Termers: Indian Challenger

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    Motorcycle Sport & Leisure Magazine Editor Dave Manning feeds back on his five months with the Indian he intercontinental ballistic cruise missile that is the Challenger has now returned to Indian. There are a few things that I’ll not miss, as I slide my weary behind on to any one of a number of significantly…

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  • Green Monster

    Green Monster

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    Nik gets up close with a legend – Dutch’s very, very long, very, very green behemoth of a bike.

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  • Used Bike Guide: Triumph Rocket III (2005-2008)

    Used Bike Guide: Triumph Rocket III (2005-2008)

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    £5000-£10,000 The original Rocket’s not the most obvious choice if you’re looking at more conventional cruisers… but the bad-ass 2.3-litre monster from Triumph has bags of attitude, masses of torque and a whopping rear tyre (which was the biggest on a production bike at the time of its release). That’s all the same core ingredients…

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  • New kit: Munro Armoured Motorcycle Shirt from Roadskin

    New kit: Munro Armoured Motorcycle Shirt from Roadskin

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    Named in tribute to legendary motorcycle rider Burt Munro, this shirt offers AA-rated protection for motorcycle riders while remaining lightweight and comfortable. With its Kevlar® lining, this product is meticulously crafted to safeguard against unforeseen mishaps, allowing you to fully relish the joys of life on two wheels, all the while looking stylish and turning…

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  • Stinky Pinky

    Stinky Pinky

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    Ryan Dawson, born in Essex, was raised around American culture; choppers, custom cars, hot rods, drag racing, by a bunch of petrolheads.

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  • Social Distance

    Social Distance

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    Radical bikes, bikes that push the boundaries, these days are few and far between. Back in the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s there were many built but, as we’ve moved slowly and inexorably further into the 21st Century, that trend’s slowed almost to a stop…

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  • Bag a Bagger?

    Bag a Bagger?

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    Indian Motorcycle’s ultra-limited edition Challenger RR The American firm has revealed that it’s building a super-exclusive version of its Indian Challenger RR, to celebrate winning the 2022 King of the Baggers championship. That’s right. A limited run of 29 race-replica Challenger RRs have been built by the same S&S hands that wrenched Tyler O’Hara’s #29…

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  • Royal Enfield Scram 411 | Real world road test

    Royal Enfield Scram 411 | Real world road test

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    According to the press blurb, Royal Enfield’s Scram 411 is a stripped-back roadgoing version of the A2-licence compliant Himalayan adventure bike (that’s trailie to you and me) with a smaller front wheel (to give sharper steering), and a slightly less upright riding position.

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