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  • Q&A: Faulty Carbon Wheel Crash: Who’s Liable?

    Q&A: Faulty Carbon Wheel Crash: Who’s Liable?

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    Mark Lancaster

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    Track Day trauma involving a faulty wheel given the once-over by our legal eagle Andrew Prendergast of White Dalton Motorcycle Solicitors Q. I have a very trick GSXR1000 that I bought new. However, I have never ridden on the road and purchased it with the sole purpose of turning it into a track bike. I…

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  • LEGAL Q&A: Insurance advice to ‘takeaway’

    LEGAL Q&A: Insurance advice to ‘takeaway’

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    Mark Lancaster

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    Q:  I am currently at college studying to be an engineer. As we live out in the sticks and to help me get around and to college, etc., my sister kindly gave me her battered, but indestructible and utterly reliable Kawasaki Z300 after she bought a car. To pay my way through college and help pay towards…

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  • NO MIRRORS: Our legal eagle tells us the law

    NO MIRRORS: Our legal eagle tells us the law

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    Mark Lancaster

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    Q:  I have been riding bikes since God was a lad and have had all sorts from RD350s to Bandit 1200s, right up to the latest all singing, all dancing GS1300. About two years ago I ended up getting bitten by the green laning bug and bought KTM’s 890 Adventure R. (There are too many bikes…

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  • LEGAL Q&A: Coming back from Spain

    LEGAL Q&A: Coming back from Spain

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    Mark Lancaster

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    Q. I have always wanted to live in Spain, so after the dreaded COVID-19 malarkey, I decided to take the plunge. I got all my worldly possessions shipped down to near Malaga in 2022, including my KTM 1190 Adventure. My plan was to get my bike registered in Spain. However, after a lot of faffing about and false…

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  • Q&A: Police ‘legal exemption’

    Q&A: Police ‘legal exemption’

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    Mark Lancaster

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    Q. My daily ride is a Triumph Street Triple 765 RS. I have about a 10-mile commute with the latter part along a busy high street to my office (I am an estate agent). I had just passed a double-decker bus which had stopped, unsurprisingly, at a bus stop. As I had just pulled back…

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  • Q&A: Beware of ‘Operation Snap’

    Q&A: Beware of ‘Operation Snap’

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    Mark Lancaster

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    Q. I have been a biker for the last 40-odd years and had all sorts over the years from BSAs to VFRs. Now I am a bit older and have a bit more money, I entered the Gold Wing era of my life about two years ago. It was something I thought I would never…

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  • MOTORCYCLE ELECTRICS: Wiring looms

    MOTORCYCLE ELECTRICS: Wiring looms

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    Mark Lancaster

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    Our pals at Classic Bike Guide are a dab hand at bringing old bikes back to life – but they’ve been known to come unstuck when met with a mass of wires. To find some sense in the chaos, they’ve joined forces with Abel Motorworks to demystify wiring looms. Here’s what you need to know. …

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