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ArticleHav­ing trouble find­ing Bike?

1 Print edi­tion to your door Sub­scribe to the print edi­tion of Bike and get FREE UK deliv­ery with 12 issues pushed through your let­ter­box. Bet­ter still, by tak­ing out a sub­scrip­tion you’ll save money – what’s not to like? To sign up visit...

Hav­ing trouble find­ing Bike?

ArticleFrom lows to highs with Team Bike at Paul Ricard

Paul Ricard is fant­astic – one of the best cir­cuits we go to. I’d say Spa is the best cir­cuit in the world, but Paul Ricard is a very close second. Espe­cially for Team Bike – it’s our spir­itual home. It’s where it all star­ted with Howard Lees and...

From lows to highs with Team Bike at Paul Ricard

ArticleAHEAD OF ITS TIME

’94 Speed Triple: spare-time project spawns sporty nakeds. When the reborn Tri­umph fact­ory’s first motor­cycles appeared in 1991, they were greeted with a sense of relief. The Bloor regime made no rash prom­ises, simply delivered machines that...

AHEAD OF ITS TIME

ArticleNORTON MANX R: FIRST TEST

The wait is over: the Bike ver­dict on Norton’s new super­bike.

NORTON MANX R: FIRST TEST

ArticleNORTON MANX R: UNDER THE SKIN

Uncov­er­ing the secrets behind the engine, frame and more. FRAME ‘The alu­minium peri­meter frame is made up of five com­pon­ents. In Soli­hull we weld them together into one rigid struc­ture, then put this into a five-axis CNC machin­ing centre,...

NORTON MANX R: UNDER THE SKIN

ArticleOUR BIKES

Off-road on Ducati’s Desertx Rally – and a rather good rival. It’s time to get my Desertx Rally back into the muck. Trails around me are dry­ing out, leav­ing most deeply rut­ted where the mud has set like con­crete. Doable, yes, but not the best fun...

OUR BIKES

ArticleLETTERS

Is less power more fun? Plus BEV vs ICE and ace adven­ture. The growth of a bril­liant crop of mid­dle­weights and light­weights has made me think that most people would have more fun on these than on the latest mega-blaster. I found this in the 1980s.

LETTERS