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The massive cost of riding abroad post-Brexit

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The new Brexit rules means it's more complicated and a lot more pricey to take a competition bike abroad to race or practice. You'll now need an ATA Carnet which costs from £240+VAT. Then you have to fork out a refundable 40% deposit of the price of the bike, or

Helter Skelter Hillclimb fun event revealed

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Steel Hawk's ‘Helter Skelter Hillclimb’ is a hillclimb with a difference. Six riders race up the hill but it doesn’t stop when they get to the top, that’s only half of it! Once reaching the summit they turn and race back down round a series of giant slalom skiing

Bridgestone control tyre for 85 British championship

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The 85cc riders at the Revo ACU British Motocross Championship will go down in history as the first riders competing in a controlled tyre class in motocross which aims to bring more close and competitive racing to the Championship. The controlled tyre status for all 85cc classes in 2021 will bring

Blaxhall 2021 plans revealed

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The Woodbridge club are busy preparing for an action-packed year at their Blaxhall venue following the challenging year of 2020 with the impacts of Covid-19. During the 2021 season the Woodbridge club will be hosting six Motocross events including two practice events and four race meetings including a round of

UK boost for Yamaha Europe Cup

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Masterclass November 2019 Lleda with advice from Jacky Vimond and Jeremy Seewer Since 2015, the YZ125 bLU cRU FIM Europe Cup has been the best opportunity for young motocross riders to find their feet in the world of professional racing. This unique program is open to either YZ125, YZ85 or YZ65 youth riders participating in a FIM

Cost-cutting ACU advises on Brexit travel

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Britain's bikesport federation is to go to a three-day working week from next week in a bid to cut costs while there is no organised bikesport in the UK due to the lockdown. The office will be open Tuesdays-Thursdays until the end of March, unless Covid rules change. It's a time

Le Touquet beach race axed

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The famous Le Touquet beach race in northern France has bee cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It was set to run on 22-24 January, and there had been talk of running the event without spectators to stay within lockdown rules in France. But it's now been axed. A statement

Scottish Six Days trial axed

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The most famous trial in the world, the Scottish Six Days has been cancelled for the second year in a row due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It was due to be run May 3-8. A statement from organiser Pete Bremner said: "It is with a heavy heart that the Edinburgh and

Future is orange for new-look SJP Moto team

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From left: Jayden Haigh, Billy Askew, Reece Jones and Charlie Heyman SJP Moto will be making the switch to KTM machinery from Husky with a four-rider line up headed by Charlie Heyman and Jayden Haigh on the 125cc machines, while Billy Askew will remain on the Big Wheel 85 along with

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