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why was motorbikestoday created?

 

We wanted to create more than just another magazine. We wanted to create a community where people who ride bikes could gather and talk about their bikes, about their trips, about their track days, exchange tips and hints and generally make it a real on-line community website for all motorcyclists in the UK. We want new  riders to be able to get information from the guys & girls who have been there, seen that, worn, washed and probably ironed the tee-shirt.

If you have something to say or want to let others know about anything at all to do with bikes, biking or bikers, then ideally you should use the forum.

Who are we? We are all bikers  and ride throughout the year both in the UK and in Europe. We do not claim to be Superheroes like some mainstream magazine testers, we are ordinary bikers who like to play, both on-road and on-track. You can ask us almost anything about bikes - if we don't know the answer we certainly know someone who does! Just send us your request via the Dr Bike page and we will do the rest.

Simon Bradley: Ex endurance, TT and production racer, co-founder, and GSXR rider. Does a lot of track days in cars and bikes. Simon also coaches riders at the infamous Nurburgring. Drives a BMW M5 when he needs more than 2 wheels.

e-mail Simon

Adrian Percival: Co-founder, rides anything from an ancient Sunbeam to an R1, as well as anything else he can lay his hands on. Does track days in both cars and bikes and has been around motorcycles for rather a long time! Rather partial to his tuned BMW 525i as a road and track car.

e-mail Adrian

Steve Gregory: Ex BBC video production, Supermoto rider, amateur stunt monkey and skateboard wizz. Steve loves cats and all things bike. Seems not to be afraid of trying everything at least once in his life!

e-mail Steve

Dick Henneman: Technical author, touring guru, and sometime racecar driver. Starting riding when you could take your test on a Honda C50, and been growing old disgracefully ever since! There are few places and routes that Dick doesn't know about. Read his books on touring sometime! A regular contributor and road tester to the site.

e-mail Dick

Clare Gamby: Clare started riding again after a break of a few years in Dec 2001 with an SV650 and has just moved up to a GSX-R 750. This is her on her first ever proper trackday, coming down from The Mountain at Cadwell. From novice to track day demon in 6 mths. How cool is that?

e-mail Clare

Jocke Selin: Jocke has been riding motorised two wheelers at every oportunity ever since the age of 8. His favourite biking place ever is the Nordschleife, and his favourite pastime is leaving titanium sparkies for the spectators! He loves riding anything, and in general thinks that people are way too serious!

e-mail Jocke

Caroline Oakes: Caz is quite a newbie to bikes, but that's easily compensated by the burning passion she has developed since she had a pillion ride on a GSX-R1000. Since then she's been riding with a big grin. Her maiden bike trip was taking her ZXR400 to the Nurburgring! From never riding a bike to knee scraper in 2 years! She has just bought a GSX-R 600 K4 to show that yes, she is a dedicated loon...

e-mail Caz

 

Getting hold of us:

For any problems, requests, information or website queries, please e-mail us at admin@motorbikestoday.com with the details of your request. We will get back to you as soon as possible.

Sales: If you need any further information or have a sales related enquiry you can e-mail it to sales@motorbikestoday.com Please do not use this address for enquiries relating to products or services you have heard about here - you should deal directly with the company concerned.

If you wish to promote any venues you have for local bikers, meeting places, clubs, pubs etc, then your best bet is to put it on the forum. If you're unable to do that then you can mail us at events@motorbikestoday.com and we will try to get the information out. We are always after information from the bikers community in order to keep everyone up to date on what's happening. 

If you want to send us any links, dealer sites or other useful information that may be of interest to other bikers in the UK they can either be posted through the letters page or you can send them direct to us using the same e-mail address.

Trade enquiries: We welcome all trade enquiries as we are always looking to increase our trade contacts and to find new ways to give the UK bikers a better deal. In the first instance please send an e-mail to admin@motorbikestoday.com with any direct information or requirement you may have. We will get back to you as soon as possible.

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