How Motorcycling Promotes Personal, Social, and Environmental Well-being IntroductionThere is no doubt that the world is in dire straits. Economic gloom, climatic changes, war and terrorism; and, increasing difficulty in getting a start in adult life. In a fast-paced world where efficiency and convenience are highly valued, motorcycles can offer
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Motorcycling went big this week as World Ducati Week drew a record 118,036 fans to Misano for a massive centenary celebration. In MotoGP, a newly spaced-out grid layout debuted at the German GP to bolster rider safety following the recent holeshot device ban. On the asphalt, Marc Marquez topped Friday
This week saw major shifts across the biking landscape. Royal Enfield kicked off the future by delivering its first-ever electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6, alongside a huge 27% global sales surge in June 2026. Suzuki similarly excelled, posting 21% growth with 115,030 units shipped. On home soil, American insurer
An action-packed week saw Marc Márquez ignite the MotoGP title race with a dominant win at the Czechia Grand Prix on 21 June , while Jorge Martín secured pole for TT Assen on 27 June. Economically, a 50% spike in fuel costs and rising tariffs have pushed new motorcycle prices
Ducati launched the Desmo250 MX, a 15,000rpm, 44bhp off‑road bike with MotoGP‑inspired tech. The ACU created a new electric‑racing advisory groups. Harley‑Davidson released a tribute Super Glide, welcomed by fans. Darley Moor circuit land went up for sale, though racing plans continue. Honda showed an RC30‑style CB750 Hornet custom. Norton
Table of Contents 1. Weekly News 2. For your diary 3. Your success is our success 4. Meetings 5. Kevin Williams 6. Whiteknights Blood Bikes 7. Our Sponsors Editorial In all the discussions, motorcycle developments, promotions and the UK Government’s ‘Road Safety Strategy’, there is one subject that is missing.
This week, Michael Dunlop made history at the Isle of Man TT, claiming his 36th
victory with a Supersport double. While the Senior TT was delayed due to incidents, the “Dunlop era” is officially unchallenged. On the road, safety is under the microscope following a 13% rise in UK
James Stephen There is a fine line between a passionate motorcyclist and an endurance rider. That line is usually measured in standard UK highway miles. The annual RBL1000 Poppy Appeal challenge brings together 100 riders with one deceptively brutal goal: conquer 1,000 miles in a single 24-hour window. It is
The past week has highlighted a pivotal moment in the motorcycle industry, balancing innovation with safety scrutiny. As MotoGP heads to Mugello, championship leader Marco Bezzecchi faces fierce competition, while Harley-Davidson unveils its “Back to the Bricks” strategy amidst significant recalls. Exciting advancements in technology promise to enhance rider safety,
Shanice Brookes the lady that was shot on west st this week was my son’s Josh’s girlfriends cousin. They were like sisters. Shanice leaves a son Lorenzo age 10, there is a good fund page, to raise money for the funeral and money for Lorenzo’s future.Please could we use the
This week saw new gear, racing updates and fresh bikes hitting the spotlight.
LS2 launched the Breeze mesh jacket for hot‑weather city riding, while RST promoted its Fulcrum CE waterproof gloves for all‑season use. Harley‑Davidson confirmed its return to the Bike Shed Moto Show in London, and Two Wheels
Riding a motorcycle comes with risks. In an accident, motorcyclists’ injuries are likely to be more serious than those of other road users. To reduce these risks, the Biker I.C.E. (In Case of Emergency) Card is a simple but essential tool for riders. It’s easy to use and convenient to carry. It can be folded to fit in your wallet and handed to anyone who needs it, not just accident responders.
The Biker I.C.E. Card contains all necessary information. It has contact information, important health, medical and doctor’s details, a list of medications and your doctor’s contact. If you’re in an accident, emergency services can use the card to quickly understand your health and medical needs t0 provide you with the best care possible.
Just fill in your email address below. We will keep you updated of any design changes. The card is given as FREE public service that you can use and share as many times as you like. You simply add details like your NHS or travel insurance numbers, as these can help emergency responders access your healthcare records or handle costs when travelling abroad.
Sheffield Advanced Motorcyclists, well known for our quality assured advanced rider training, support the use of this card. It can be a critical safety tool. While training improves road safety, the card ensures you get the right help should things go wrong.
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