Performance Bikes - November 2018
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November 2018 issue 
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2019 KTM SUPER DUKE GT PB’s world exclusive first test of the sports tourer that’ll kick your head in. TRIUMPH MOTO2 BIKE RIDDEN An afternoon on the 765 engine mule reveals much about the Daytona 765 road bike. KAWASAKI Z900RS CAFF After a day thrashing it cross-country, we’re convinced it’s the only retro that matters.
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Remy: A Chip Off The Old Block
Wayne Gardner is now in the thick of his second Grand Prix career, as father and coach to elder son Remy.
Not For Show
Clive Padgett and Bruce Anstey have campaigned HRC’s MotoGP-rep road bike in the unforgiving world of road racing. It’s given Bruce new motivation, and won the Ulster GP. Clive showed PB how he turned a collector’s item into a winner.
Got Them Over A Barrel
Michael Rutter has had one of the seasons of his life in British Superstock and on the roads. His team had no option but to agree to do it all again next year...
Flying Start, Tragic End
Success of SMT-Batham’s super-light Macau bike overshadowed by road racing’s cruel side.
The Losing Battle RC45 Vs 916
Both Honda and Ducati debuted new WSB bikes in 1994, igniting a superbike development battle that Honda could never win...
Factory Fugitive
Against all odds, this HRC RC45 was saved from the crusher and ended up in the hands of PB reader Mick Loughlin, who ensures this Suzuka exotica still gets a pasting.
Down Under On Top
In 1987 Wayne Gardner became the first Australian to win the 500cc world championship. Thirty years later, the Wild Man from Wollongong recalls that amazing year of V4 dominance...
Clawing Back The Advantage
Johnny’s Blade is now on a par with the rest of 2017’s litre bikes. It only took six months...
Cheste Pains
In 1987, PB’s editor sent three grown men to the Bol d’Or on two-stroke 125s, resulting in a tale of misery, hilarity and adventure. 30 years later, we’re doing it again – but this time, it’s four-strokes, and the destination is mid-Spain, in winter...
Aaron Slight
The fastest rider who never won a WSB title explains what world championship racing feels like, and how to adapt to normal life afterwards.
