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Motorcycle awareness message on signs across California

James Sharpe, 18 February 2010 13:18

The California Highway Patrol has started a campaign to make motorists more aware of bikes. The message, ‘Share the road, look twice for motorcyclists’, is now being shown on over 700 signs across the state. Robert Gladden, director of the US’s Motorcycle Safety Foundation said: “The Motorcycle Safety Foundation, along with many thousands of motorcyclists, applaud the California Highway Patrol, ...

New custom CB750 Café Racer

James Sharpe, 18 February 2010 12:59

Japanese custom bike manufacturer Whitehouse has released its latest Honda CB750. Find a Honda CB750 for sale The firm, famous for recreations of the ‘Kwaka’ KZ1000 seen in Mad Max, have teamed up with Japanese retailer Motorimoda to produce the CB750 Café Type Motorimoda. The bike is fitted with a standard CB750’s carburetted, air-cooled, four-cylinder engine, but features some careful ...

New Moriwaki tuned Zephyr 1100

James Sharpe, 16 February 2010 14:49

Legendary Japanese tuning company Moriwaki has come up with this delicious version of Kawasaki’s Zephyr 1100 a makeover for 2010. Famous for launching the racing careers of Graeme Crosby and Wayne Gardner, Moriwaki produced a well-known, customised Zephyr 1100 in 1999 known as the Monster. The biggest change on this latest version is a big bore 1258cc engine, carving out ...

Itchen Bridge Toll to be scrapped for motorcyclists

James Sharpe, 28 January 2010 17:12

Riders in Southampton will soon be able to cross the Itchen Bridge without paying the toll charge. Instead Southampton City Council is launching a scheme where riders will scan a key fob in order to cross free of charge, due to come into effect early this year. Motorcycle Action Group had called for the toll charge to be scrapped for ...

MV boss backs higher speed limit

James Sharpe, 26 January 2010 13:52

MV Agusta president Claudio Castiglioni is backing a plan to raise the speed limit of Italian motorways from 130kph (81mph) to 93mph (150kph). Some Italian autostradas are currently trialling a 93mph speed limit. However the Italian parliament is considering making this the standard limit, with the potential change coming this year. Claudio Castiglioni told Motociclismo magazine in Italy that modern ...