A graduated-licensing program and different-coloured licence plates for new motorcycle riders were two of the recommendations by a British Columbia "death panel" review this week.
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Motomag publisher failing
Written by CMG Staff on Fri, Mar 19th, 2010
The publisher of a Quebec-based
motorcycle magazine has asked for bankruptcy protection, according to
a news story in a publishing industry magazine.
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KTM plugs in
Written by CMG Staff on Thu, Mar 18th, 2010
At the Tokyo Motorcycle Show a week from now, KTM will unveil two prototype electric motorcycles.
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Legends at Aussie GP
Written by CMG Staff on Thu, Mar 18th, 2010
If you're going to be in Australia
later this month, get yourself over to the Albert Park Grand Prix
circuit and you'll see one of the greatest GP500 riders of all
time and a couple more who were no slouches.
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GSX-Rs allowed on track
Written by Larry Tate on Thu, Mar 18th, 2010
The last question mark about manufacturer participation in the 2010 Parts Canada Superbike Series has been erased, with Suzuki Canada and the rest of the Parts Canada Superbike members reaching agreement on a way to allow GSX-Rs on track.
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U.S. dealerships close
Written by CMG Staff on Wed, Mar 17th, 2010
Bruce Rossmeyer's Pompano
Harley-Davidson has closed, another victim of the failing economy.
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Ducati: 'Meet Doug Polen'
Written by CMG Staff on Wed, Mar 17th, 2010
Buy a new Ducati Superbike and get free
tire warmers – if you like that, you'll love riding with Doug
Polen.
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Free rider training
Written by CMG Staff on Tue, Mar 16th, 2010
Here's an idea that might benefit the struggling motorcycling industry: free riding instruction for beginners.
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Harley CEO paid millions
Written by CMG Staff on Tue, Mar 16th, 2010
In his first eight months as chairman
of Harley-Davidson, Keith E. Wandell was paid $6.4 million U.S.
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Yamaha's new 800s pictured
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Mar 15th, 2010
Yamaha has released information and more photos of the company's new FZ8 and Fazer8 motorcycles.
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H-D said no to BRP offer
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Mar 15th, 2010
The Canadian recreational products manufacturer BRP
(Bombardier Recreational Products) made two offers to buy the Buell line
from
Harley-Davidson, according to motojournalist Alan Cathcart.
A graduated-licensing program and different-coloured licence plates for new motorcycle riders were two of the recommendations by a British Columbia "death panel" review this week.
The publisher of a Quebec-based
motorcycle magazine has asked for bankruptcy protection, according to
a news story in a publishing industry magazine.
At the Tokyo Motorcycle Show a week from now, KTM will unveil two prototype electric motorcycles.
If you're going to be in Australia
later this month, get yourself over to the Albert Park Grand Prix
circuit and you'll see one of the greatest GP500 riders of all
time and a couple more who were no slouches.
The last question mark about manufacturer participation in the 2010 Parts Canada Superbike Series has been erased, with Suzuki Canada and the rest of the Parts Canada Superbike members reaching agreement on a way to allow GSX-Rs on track.
Bruce Rossmeyer's Pompano
Harley-Davidson has closed, another victim of the failing economy.
Buy a new Ducati Superbike and get free
tire warmers – if you like that, you'll love riding with Doug
Polen.
Here's an idea that might benefit the struggling motorcycling industry: free riding instruction for beginners.
In his first eight months as chairman
of Harley-Davidson, Keith E. Wandell was paid $6.4 million U.S.
Yamaha has released information and more photos of the company's new FZ8 and Fazer8 motorcycles.
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