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Motorcycle touring:
Motorbike Tours of Europe: France.
Edition One
Paperback containing 10 self-guided tours through France, packaged with a Road Map of France with all 10 routes highlighted plus a pack of 18 A5 route direction cards for tank bags.
Highly recommended. Special launch price.
Web: www.europeanmotorbiketouring.co.uk
One Make or Owners' Club pages:
Owners' Clubs are probably the best place to start if you want to find out all the quirks and foibles of any particular model.
T-Bars rc south wales
www.t-bars.com
We are a fun loving Non political rally club based in Newport south wales...
Honda CG125 website
http://hondacg125.awardspace.com/
This website is the only one that supports the Honda CG125 motorbike - and nothing else!
BMW Bundles of Fun(duro)
www.f650.com
Algy's ideal hideout, we hear.
Suzi Two-Cylinders
www.sv650.org
Well, I really wanted a TL1000 but the wife wouldn't let me...
Blackbirds, The Super Sort
www.superblackbird.com
But why didn't Honda give it a big orange beak, eh? Eh?
Armstrong 500s
http://members.aol.com/FGYT/ARMSTRONG/armstrong.htm
They turn up a lot in the UMG, but there's not much on the Net about NATO
machines...
Kwacker Cruisers:
www.ukdriftergroup.co.uk
for those who like driftin' in the
wind
Classic Kwacks?
www.kawasakiw650.co.uk
Kawasaki re-invent the parallel twin
Kawasaki GPX & GPZ Owners Club
www.gpxoc.force9.co.uk/gpx-index.html
Wonder if they let ZX10s in as well?
KZ1300 owners and enthusiasts
www.kz1300.com
A new club based in Houston, Texas (I think that's in America) for KZ1300
owners/enthusiasts.
The Classic Kawasaki Club
www.classickawasakiclub.com
I doubt they'll let ZX10s in :o)
Suzuki Owners Club
www.suzuki-club.co.uk
Suzuki GT200 X5 and GT250 X7
www.suzuki-gt.co.uk
BanditMania
www.banditmania.co.uk
Bolt-on bits for Bandits, trackdays and stuff.
LC Power
/www.rd350lc.info
The screen in front is about to be covered in blue smoke...
Pan Clan
www.pan-clan.org
Not cooking but touring, on ST1100s...
Diversion Riders
www.ydcn.nl
A Dutch club site but most of it is in English...
Honda Owners Club
www.hoc.org.uk
MotorWorks
www.motorworks.co.uk
BMW and Moto Guzzi spares specialist. Very helpful and experienced if you
also need advice; as used by Mr Webster...
Internet BMW Club
www.ibmwr.org
Triumph Owners Motorcycle Club
www.tomcc.demon.co.uk
Norton Owners Club
www.noc.co.uk
BSA Owners Club
www.bsaoc.demon.co.uk
kettle club
kettle.org/club
Not completely finished, we're told. Good to see they didn't ignore the kettle-comedy
opportunity.
Lav F750
www.geocities.com/lav750
Laverda 750 Formula page, from John Read who wrote the article in UMG102.
Cross-media publishing, we love it.
Royal Enfield
www.royal-enfield.com
Official Royal Enfield site. Is it coded in India and then debugged in the
UK?
Russian About
www.f2motorcycles.co.uk
From Russia with Lug... "Unspolit by progress"
Beemer Bits
www.motobins.co.uk
Bits for Beemers...
General Bikey Pages:
The Disabled Motorcyclists Association
www.thedma.org.uk
Email - general@thedma.org.uk
The DMA provides practical help and support to all those who ride a motorbike,
scooter, moped, trike or are considering riding for the first time. Fluffy
dice are extra.
Classics in Cornwall
www.sparesandrepairsmotorcycles.co.uk
The BritBoys of Bodmin, who organise a damn fine rally each summer, too
Bikey Books
www.brooklands-books.com
Extremely useful model profiles, tons of info. The ideal antidote to glossy
coffee-table Harley nonsense!
Bright Sparks
www.kevinbutterfield.co.uk
Cheap but quality NGK sparkplugs. "Bougies", they call 'em in France. Don't
know why this makes me snigger, but it does...
Scottish Islanders
www.islandersmcc.co.uk
Don't go too near the water...
MicroFiche
www.motofiches.com
The most useful site on the web. Ever. French Microfiche parts list site.
Find the bit you need on here before you phone the hopeless teenager in the
parts department.
Sidecars UK
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sidecarsuk
Sidecar mailing list. I misread this first time round and thought it said
Sidecars Suk...
BikeLinks
www.dropbears.com/bikelinks
Good site with lots of motorbubble-related links, for those who must go hopelessly
surfing...
Ronnie Cramer
http://sepnet.com/cycle/
Who? Ronnie Cramer. This is another site devoted to links, but it's one of
the most comprehensive on the web.
Sold Secure
www.SoldSecure.com
The people who test and then approve (or don't approve...) locks, chains,
ground anchors, alarms and all that sort of stuff. If it's not on their list,
is it worth buying?
www.moto-euro.com
www.moto-euro.com
New American bike mag which celebrates everything wonderful about European
machines (and they appear to include Britbikes in that, too!).
Cernunnos MCC
www.cernunnos-mcc.org
Is that spelled (or even spelt?) right? How can we tell?
BritBike.com
www.britbike.com
American site for Brit-Bike (shudder) enthusiasts. Lots of BSA stuff.
Thumper Club
www.thumperclub.org.uk
UK Thumper Club homepages, details on events, articles, adverts, membership,forum
etc. Nothing to do with Disney rabbits, though. Shame.
www.eu4ia.co.uk
www.eu4ia.co.uk
A links site for British bikers, with a name that should be sold to a record
company. Nice graphics though.
Jamie Whitham
www.JamesWhitham.com
Part time drummer and invalid, young James has also found time to race for
Suzuki, Yamaha and Modenas this year.
M+P Phase One Endurance
www.PhaseOne.co.uk
Britain's top endurance racing team (who said we weren't single minded?);
capable of running in the top three, on a roll at the moment.
Brits Offroad
www.redmarley.com
People up to their necks in mud riding old British bangers for fun. Allegedly.
Honda 750 Site
www.cb-sevenfifty.org.uk
New ones, not old ones. Well not completely new ones cos they stopped making
it, but you know what we mean.
Compulsory plugs :
Carole Nash are the UK’s favourite bike insurance specialist, the first choice for bike insurance for UK and Irish bikers.
Classic Bike Shows
www.classicbikeshows.com
The Uk's biggest Classic Shows are found in here. Find out details on shows,
look at pics from past events and book tickets or stand space on-line.
Classic Dirt Bike magazine
www.classicdirtbike.co.uk
Published quarterly and printed on high gloss art paper with sumptuous glossy covers, this will the one magazine no off road enthusiast will want to be without.
Classic Dirt Bike magazine: is about the bikes and the personalities of the sport, covering pre-65 machines, classic and twin shocks, trials as well as scrambling/motocross and enduros.
Old Bike Mart
www.oldbikemart.co.uk
Britain's no.1 for classic classifieds, huge readership, 1000's of adverts,
eveyrthing you need to rebuild your classic clunker.
The Classic MotorCycle Magazine
www.classicmotorcycle.co.uk
With roots that stretch back to 1903 and a motorcycling archive without equal,
The Classic MotorCycle has more to offer the true vintage motorcycle enthusiast
than any other publication.
Classic Mechanics Magazine
www.classicmechanics.com
Dedicated to bikes of the 60s, 70s & 80s, Japanese and import bikes.
The perfect guide for restoration and rebuilding, and CMM also reviews and
roads tests readers machines every month.
Classic Bike Guide
www.classicbikeguide.com
Classic Bike Guide is all shiney and new, whilst still having everything
that makes a mag magical! - Or so I been told. CBG has loads of free
ads, real-life reviews and neat features for all those Classic owners and
riders.
Classic Racer
www.classicracer.com
Classic Racer is the world's leading magazine for historic motorcycle sport
coverage.
Motor Cycle Monthly
www.motorcyclemonthly.co.uk
Motor Cycle Monthly is Britain’s first, free national motorcycle
newspaper; written by enthusiasts for enthusiasts
and will be available on the first Friday of each month at the heart of
the motorcycle scene – at
all the most popular cafes, clubs, rallies, meets, shows, accessory shops...
Motorcycle Sport & Leisure
www.mslmagazine.co.uk
Motorcycle Sport & Leisure prides itself on featuring a huge range of
motorcycling pursuits, reflecting all aspects of biking and the people that
are involved. Combining thorough log-distance tests, terrific touring tales,
the latest news and in-depth features about cutting edge developments in
both both motorcycles and riding kit, MSL has become the only genuinely viable
alternative to the knee-down magazine brigade.
Scootering Magazine
www.scootering.com
Vespas, Lambrettas, people with lots of tattoos and much beer swilling. Its
the UK's best Scootering Magazine, with features, Music, Events, loadsa Custom
scoots and heaps more.
Scooterist Scene Magazine
www.scooteristscene.com
Scooterist Scene is a quarterly magazine dedicated purely to the classic & modern
scooterist, with a very personal view on scootering events and features.
Scooterist Scene is now owned by Mortons Motorcycle Media, but still managed
and edited by Mau Spencer, with editorial supplied by clubs and writers from
across Britian.
Twist & Go Magazine
www.twistngo.com
The new look Twist & Go magazine
The new look is fresher, feisty and more suited to the fast moving world
of the younger – or younger at heart – rider. The TAG team won’t
be losing sight of the fact that scooters remain the coolest – and
most practical – form of urban transport, but they’ll be spreading
their wings to sample geared mopeds, learner legal motorbikes, quads, minimotos – in
fact anything that’s fun and funky on two wheels.
Old Bike shop
www.oldbikeshop.com!
It's our great on-line shop - can buy lots of bikin' bits
and bobs, but sadly - no old bikes.
Other Stuff:
These are sites that we use, or that we think you might be interested
in.
FOR MOVIE FANS
Motorcycle Racer
www.motorcycleracer.com
At Motorcycle Racer we aim to bring the excitement of the sport to the fans. In this personality driven industry, Motorcycle Racer gives the reader exclusive interviews with the top riders from across the globe. Extensive technical information about the top racing machinery is regularly featured, our team providing the specs, stunning photography and the inside track on racebike development.
www.play.com
The in-house movie nutter reccommends play.com - get fantastic deals on Region
1 DVD's post and import tax free to yer door. Cheap CD's games are on offer
too. (I've spent -way- too much already)
www.aintitcool.com
Aint it cool news - These guys know bloody everything about new movies and
seem to have a slippery gasp on reality. Top news and gossip on upcoming
stuff. (18)
Imagination is Endless:
www.neilgaiman.com
ultra-cool graphic novels and books
Need to Know?
NTK.net is one of those sites that's been
there forever, and offers slip-ups and fun stuff from the web onna weekly
basis. Check 'em out.
Plant a Tree:
www.woodlandtrust.org.uk
salve your conscience about all those paper magazines!
StreetMap
www.StreetMap.co.uk
So useful that I find it a bit scary. Type in a village name, London street
name, or (scary bit) a post code and up pops a map. I used this to work out
how to get to Malvern, and it was accurate enough to point to the correct
side of the cul-de-sac I was headed for... They know where you live...
Little Chef
www.little-chef.co.uk
Has anyone else noticed that prices have gone up and quality has gone down
since Little Chef ate Happy Eater? Still, where would we be without them...
Little Chef
StevenSeagal.com
Proof that tubby old hippies can be cool(?)...
CatCalls
www.catcalls.co.uk
Nothing to do with motorbikes, except that the ace chick who runs this cat
feeding business get around town on a Honda 250 trail bike, so she deserves
a plug.
Dilbert
www.dilbert.com
The comic strip on-line, depicting life in an office cubicle. So true its
scarey. Every one knows at least one PHB, oh and one Wally.
Ozy and Millie
www.ozyandmillie.org
Surreal on-line 'toon from a great guy. A daily dose of Ozy will help keep
you (in)sane.



