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George White Crazy Cruiser Deals

Rob Hull, 12 June 2009 16:27

George White has a brilliant three-bike deal on at the moment where you can get a top Yamaha cruiser with loads of free kit. Thousand of bikes for sale with MCN The Crazy Cruiser Deal includes the Yamaha XVS1300A Midnight Star for £99.99 a month with 0% APR over 60 months and get £1147 worth of products kit for free. ...

Bike thugs jailed

Rob Hull, 27 March 2007 15:49

Two members of the Outlaw Motorcycle Club have been jailed after kicking a pub singer unconscious when they mistook him for a club doorman. The incident happened back on October 2 2005 after one of the club members was thrown out of a club by doorstaff in Blackpool. Five minutes later the evictee and several other group members returned with knuckle-dusters, ...

Thieves replace new GSX-R750 with a rusty moped

Rob Hull, 19 March 2007 09:58

Courier Callum Attwood of West Drayton in West London received a shock when he realised his brand new prize GSXR 750 had been stolen from his garage – and replaced with a rusty knackered moped. At first Attwood thought his mates had played a prank on him. To make the theft even sourer, Callum had bought the bike with money left ...

Tarantino co-directs biker film

Rob Hull, 14 March 2007 13:04

Legendary director of films such as Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino, will be co-directing a new biker flick ‘Hell Ride’ alongside Larry Bishop, one of the men behind cult biker flicks ‘The Savage Seven’ and ‘Angel Unchained’. Bishop, 59, will also star as the leader of the Victors, a biker gang he rallies to avenge the death of ...

No mobile change in Scotland

Rob Hull, 07 March 2007 11:52

Police in Scotland stopped 113 people for using their mobile phones at the wheel on the first day of the crackdown. One driver even drove past a motorcycle police base mid-conversation. John Vine from the Association of Police Chief Officers in Scotland said, “It seems some drivers still think they can get away with it and this is precisely why ...

MCI backs safety classes

Rob Hull, 12 January 2007 16:00

The news that the Department for Transport is considering the introduction of safe driving sessions into the school curriculum has received support from the Motorcycle Industry Association. Under the scheme learner drivers would have to practice for a minimum period of time, keep a record of all their training and demonstrate they have a responsible attitude rather than just the ...