This past weekend at Daytona saw the final event in the 2008 Moto ST series, and if you follow the CMG News you'll probably have seen this little tidbit.
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Confederate Fighter
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Oct 20th, 2008
Confederate comes out with a new Fighter.
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Youtube gets their man
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Oct 20th, 2008
You may get convicted, but the glory is worth it ... isn't it?
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Economic woes slow bikes
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Oct 20th, 2008
Economic problems around the world have hurt motorcycle makers, with one company announcing a drop in profits and others cutting production.
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Rossi the master of Sepang
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Oct 20th, 2008
There was a great Moto GP race at Sepang in Malaysia this weekend past. The fact that it wasn't for the lead didn't detract from the excellence of the spectacle at all.
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Win a Harley ... not!
Written by CMG Staff on Fri, Oct 17th, 2008
Harley-Davidson has launched a contest for motorcycle designers, and the winner gets a motorcycle.
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New track, new series.
Written by Larry Tate on Fri, Oct 17th, 2008
There's a new Nascar track coming to Fort Erie (which might include a road racing course for motorcycles) and a new racing series for motorcycles in Ontario.
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HYmotion3 concept
Written by CMG Staff on Fri, Oct 17th, 2008
Peugeot's glass-roofed two-seat HYmotion3 Compressor Concept showed up this week at the Paris motor show.
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Careers @ CMG
Written by CMG Staff on Fri, Oct 17th, 2008
We're looking to expand our staff at CMG and so have set up a new
section on the website where we can post any current job vacancies just
in case any of you are looking at the chance to become one of us (and
earn a few bucks in the process).
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Norton Revival?
Written by CMG Staff on Thu, Oct 16th, 2008
Just in time for All-Hallows Eve comes word of yet another proposed
Norton return from the dead. The venerable English firm (originally
founded in 1898, although the first motorcycles weren't built until
1902) is supposedly on life-support once again.
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Girls, girls, girls
Written by Larry Tate on Thu, Oct 16th, 2008
In the CMG road racing reports, we've mentioned some of the fast women in the Womens' Cup series in Canada before, and we've also touched on the Moto ST endurance series in the U.S. now and then.
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Blackfoot sues Honda Canada
Written by CMG Staff on Thu, Oct 16th, 2008
Blackfoot Motorcycle Ltd. – one of Canada's biggest powersport dealers
and a Honda dealer since 1970 – has launched a $1.5 million lawsuit
against Honda Canada.
This past weekend at Daytona saw the final event in the 2008 Moto ST series, and if you follow the CMG News you'll probably have seen this little tidbit.
Confederate comes out with a new Fighter.
You may get convicted, but the glory is worth it ... isn't it?
Economic problems around the world have hurt motorcycle makers, with one company announcing a drop in profits and others cutting production.
There was a great Moto GP race at Sepang in Malaysia this weekend past. The fact that it wasn't for the lead didn't detract from the excellence of the spectacle at all.
Harley-Davidson has launched a contest for motorcycle designers, and the winner gets a motorcycle.
There's a new Nascar track coming to Fort Erie (which might include a road racing course for motorcycles) and a new racing series for motorcycles in Ontario.
Peugeot's glass-roofed two-seat HYmotion3 Compressor Concept showed up this week at the Paris motor show.
We're looking to expand our staff at CMG and so have set up a new
section on the website where we can post any current job vacancies just
in case any of you are looking at the chance to become one of us (and
earn a few bucks in the process).
Just in time for All-Hallows Eve comes word of yet another proposed
Norton return from the dead. The venerable English firm (originally
founded in 1898, although the first motorcycles weren't built until
1902) is supposedly on life-support once again.
In the CMG road racing reports, we've mentioned some of the fast women in the Womens' Cup series in Canada before, and we've also touched on the Moto ST endurance series in the U.S. now and then.
Blackfoot Motorcycle Ltd. – one of Canada's biggest powersport dealers
and a Honda dealer since 1970 – has launched a $1.5 million lawsuit
against Honda Canada.
