David Paton has signed on to race in the Scottish Championship along with the BSB Superstock 1000 class in 2010. He was lucky as he now has BMW support for his efforts in each series. They will be using the all-new S1000RR to compete in all races - and they are extremely excited about their chances. Again, another rider to watch in 2010.
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That is right - it is another edition of Alex Gobert's Racing Insider. As per usual, ASBK, WSBK, MotoGP, AMA Supercross and Australian Motocross are covered. There are some very interesting happenings in the ASBK series for 2010. And, you probably want to catch up on some of the inside word in MotoGP. If so, take the link and get ready for a glorious year of racing!
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Even More Moto News - David Paton & Racing Insider
Ducati Glasgow Create Super Ducati Streetfighter S Special
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15 December 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 12/15/2009 12:09:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: Ducati, motorcycle custom, motorcycle riding impression, motorcycle special, new motorcycle model, Scotland, streetfighter, Streetfighter S, United Kingdom, updated motorcycle model
Travel Through Scotland on a Triumph Sprint ST
This article even has some good history lessons for you. But, the most enjoyable part (for me) was reading about all of the great roads in this northern land of the United Kingdom. The Triumph Sprint ST is also a perfect bike for such an adventure. Even Dennis Gage, from Speed's "My Classic Car", and his son make the trip. Take the link and have a good time reading about a fantastic road trip.
http://tinyurl.com/ykxlfsv
06 November 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 11/06/2009 02:03:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: motorcycle adventure, motorcycle classic, motorcycle history, motorcycle tour, Scotland, Sprint ST 1050, Triumph, United Kingdom
Alan Duffus - Local Motorcycle Champion - In Court After Death of Road User
Senga Elder, 67, was killed when Grant Whyte lost control of his vehicle during an alleged race with Duffus, a former motorcycle racing champion in the Scottish 350c.c. Championship. Duffus has denied that the two were racing, but the court is still investigating. Sad to hear such news...
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More details: http://tinyurl.com/ygujdar
Update - Duffus cleared: http://tinyurl.com/y8qy763
Posted by Unknown at 11/06/2009 09:18:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Alan Duffus, motorcycle personalities, motorcycle race, Scotland, United Kingdom
Scottish Rider Jailed for 166 MPH Ride - Fastest Recorded in Scotland
Neil Purves, 27, is a hairdresser and once owner of a Suzuki GSX-R1000. Of course, he lives and works in Scotland. One day he decided to really push the Suzuki and have some fun - well, 166 MPH will get the attention of law enforcement - and it did. Now - the motorcycle has already been sold - he will face 9 months in jail and suspension of his driving license for five years. To be fair, this was the fastest anyone has ever been clocked on a Scottish road, but the punishment seems extreme for a man who had no drugs or alcohol in his system, did not resist arrest at all, and caused no damage. Scotland is a funny place - they will jail you for going too fast, but if you blow up an airplane full of tourists you get to go home when you get sick...(http://tinyurl.com/ygmpjkt)
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02 November 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 11/02/2009 08:34:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: government relations, GSX-R1000, motorcycle law, motorcycle news, motorcycle rights, Scotland, Suzuki, United Kingdom
Scotland: Win an Advanced Riding Course for You and Two Mates
Road Safety Scotland and Safer Scotland are announcing this prize for anyone who takes an online riding knowledge test. If you win, you and two friends will be given a four-day advanced riding course presented by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.
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05 September 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 9/05/2009 12:06:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: motorcycle safety, motorcycle training, motorcycle website, Scotland, Sweepstakes, United Kingdom