Triumph dealerships from around the UK are putting their customised Bobbers to the vote in the famous manufacturer’s inaugural Bobber Build Off challenge. Using a combination of Triumph accessories and their own engineering skills, the 13 participating dealerships have designed and personalised a standard Bonneville to create a custom bobber. Each of the dealership’s creations were recently displayed at The Bike Shed Show in London, alongside the first of Triumph’s Factory Custom Limited Editions, Thruxton TFC and Rocket 3 TFC and its custom Speed Twin, designed by the Bike Shed’s Anthony ‘Dutch’ van Someren. Anyone can now vote on-line on Triumph’s website, with voting closing at 10am on Thursday 29th August. Fans will be taken through to the Triumph UK Facebook album page, where they can like their favourite Bobbers, each like counts as a vote. The three finalists will then go into a head-to-head showdown judged by a celebrity…
The Arc Vector, the world’s most advanced electric motorcycle, is right on production schedule and the team are busy…
Ducati has inaugurated the “Anatomy of Speed” exhibition, the third temporary show organised and hosted by the Ducati Museum. …
Exotic Italian bike manufacturer MV Agusta has announced that it will soon start production of the Superveloce 800 concept…
R&G, one of the world’s leading brands of motorcycle damage protection, has announced a new range for Aprilia’s mighty…
Exactly 90 years ago the first edition of what would become one of the most prestigious and traditional events…
A Ducati Hypermotard 950 concept has won first place in the ”Concept Bikes: New Design and Prototypes by Manufacturers…
R&G, one of the best known maker of damage protection products, has added a complete range of crash protection…
Former Grand Prix winner and world champion Dani Pedrosa will be able to lend his vast experience and skills…