Duke - that's the one.

Blade - I'll need to find the report I read yesterday but I think there's nothing concrete as yet but they did a recent legends event and there was a problem finding owners prepared to hand over their bikes to be raced, which is understandable.

Who the feck goes to a trackday with two track bikes in a van?

This bike?

http://www.gizmag.com/suter-mmx-500-2-s ... ica/39646/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Where is that at Kwacky ? Would be very much worth a watch if in the UK.

Did I see that they're doing 500cc moto GP style bikes for a racing legends event next year?

Yours for a mere £100,000.

Bloody he'll the screen for that Yamaha is at a crazy angle...areodymatics gone mad! I like the NSR too looks really good

Look forward to hearing your review.

Bikes like your ZX10 are made for the track first and then tuned down a little for the road.

I do miss the occasional trackday.

Cracking looking bikes.

Previously the scheme involved the use of marked motorcycles at the roadside but rather than continuing to invest in these the force deemed it cheaper to purchase a tractor and horsebox.

Cos bikes cost a lot more than Tractors, said nobody ever!

Sad event all round.

I don't see the need for them on the road at all, but regardless of the laws it doesn't seem they were following them anyway. No MOT, 4 on it at one time...

The rumour is that the quad bike was ploughed through from behind by the car.

Quad bikes full stop, you can't change the laws of physics. Shouldn't be allowed just ask Rick. Very sad for them though RIP.

The 899 replacement will be a 959cc bike. Sounds promising.

http://www.asphaltandrubber.com/bikes/2 ... gale-carb/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Tragic that 4 young people died and a child is without there father. Live is special and fragile.

Thoughts are with he families of the victims.

I think they're used under old laws which were to do more with agricultural machines, to allow farmers to drive a tractor on a public road without having to get a motorbike licence or wear a crash helmet.

I'm shocked they're allowed on the road at all!? The pictures weren't exceptionally clear, but with 4 people killed I'm assuming it was a side-by-side type? Regardless, while some US states allow them to be registered, mine doesn't, for this very reason. Even in those states that do, helmet and moto...

They annoy me blasting with no helmet and a chavvy exhaust
I'm not sure you need a full licence either

I've never been a fan. I know I'm an old grouch but they do seem to attract a particular type of owner. Sadly 4 people have lost their lives after one was involved in a crash http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3251800/Pictured-Four-friends-died-16th-birthday-party-tragedy-sports-car-hit-unlicen...

... years and years said I'd love to do that so can't change that!! Also Maybe next time I visit my mate over in OZ we could have a weekend out on the bikes as last time he had his Gixxer but his duke was still at the garage due to the attempted theft, ignition barrel was screwed and had to wait for ...

The panigale is one of the few bikes that doesn't need bling it looks amazing as stock