GT250 SPECIAL EXTREME MACHINE A Suzuki X7 special so outrageous you’ll either love or hate it

HEAD TO HEAD SB4 BIM vs GSX11 Same motor, very different beasts, so which is best?

Reader restoration: Kawasaki KH400 Built as a daily rider, but with a fair degree of love and skill

IMPACT Sir Trevor Nation singelhandedly saving the British motorcycle industry

WE LOVE THE 80S The 1980s were alive with some of the best tiddlers ever, here’s the pick of the 80cc bunch

SPECIAL BREW Dave Greenwood heard a 350 YPVS wouldn’t fit in an SDR200 chassis. So he went and did it

IMPACT Katana action at Phillip Island, and we do mean action. Steve Martin is the rider

IN YOUR SHED Neat Honda CB350 cafe racer, perfectly preserved Yam FZR600 and a lovely TS185ER

HILL CLIMB ACTION Alan and MG take their X7/Gamma and Kawasaki 250TR up Hartland Quay

SPECIAL BREW Andy Marsden’s 1600cc S&S-engined cafe racer is a very special brew

IMPACT Virginio Ferrari on a Bimota YB4ie, when the Rimini firm came back with a bang

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH Tasty TRX850, mouth-watering GSX-R750 and a mint Z1100R from way back when

BIKES OF MY LIFE Dave Jarvis, his brushes with the law and his entirely accidental passion for Hondas – just like G

BIMOTA BURN-UP YB6 and SB6 let loose... are these exotic creatures as special as we’re led to believe?

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH The most un-VFR800-like you will ever see outside of a fairground hall of mirrors

IN YOUR SHED Well, they’re mostly outside their sheds to be fair, but don’t let that put you off for an instant

BIKES OF MY LIFE Phil Carter kicked it all off with a hot Garelli Rekord – and kept it up with LC after LC

HOW TO BUILD A SPECIAL The traps and pitfalls, dos and don’ts, highs and lows, and ways and means of doing it right

KAWASAKI 666 FOUR Roger Ramm took his time getting this screaming four-pot stroker absolutely right. SO worth it

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH A very impressive Katana, a beautifully engineered Aprilia/Yamaha and a fine Kettle

BIKES OF MY LIFE Ben Reason hates V4s and loves an inline-four. He quite corectly blames Jim for a few things too

BIKES OF MY LIFE Ben Reason hates V4s and loves an inline-four. He quite corectly blames Jim for a few things too

HONDA MC16 RESTO This lucky fella’s got three, one for the road, a TTF3 for the track and another one in bits

Edward Lawson on his Z1000 getting a little bit out of shape at Laguna Seca

PS WORLD Dainese open a leathers museum, and Kenny Roberts takes a comfort break

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH A VFR750 as you’ve never seen before, a belting ZX-9R and a GPZ900RR to covet massively

HONDA NC24 RESTO An ad in the local newsagent led to this long-term resto – the result is well worth waiting for

IMPACT The modern world’s fave race replica in all its cutaway glory – RC30. Nothing comes close

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH One very tough Kagayama Katana (remember Yukio in BSB?), plus a CBR400F and a Morini

SBOTY WINNER The 2018 RD550LC Specials winner – so right in every way it looks factory fresh – some bike

30 YEARS OF THE RC30 The full story of one of HRC’s finest creations by the people who built it, rode it, and restore it

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH Nico Bakker CB1220R in Rothmans clothes is very nice, little Davmomoto Honda 50 even nicer

BIKES OF MY LIFE Jason Newell relives a world of love (and hate) from top ZX-7R to woeful Blackbird (his view)

SUPERSTOCK & MORE PS CRMC Superstock crashes into action, plus the best bikes from the Roger Windley tribute day

IMPACT Yamaha’s R1 taught everyone to refine their wheelie technique. 1998 was the year

PS WORLD Hammer falls at Earl Harrington’s auction, lucky man wins prestige PS tie, Preston Petty is back

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH Yamaha XJ900 Maxim as you’ve never seen one before, plus Siegl Duke, RZ250R and SZR690

I Hoarded 2000 Bikes - Selling off the world's craziest collection ever.

Yamada 600 Supermoto - The CR500 frame didn't work so i built my own.

Street Fighting - Monster S4 v Speed Triple v Tuono Racing and more...

IMPACT James Whitham is forever a GSX-R rider. Here he is at Brands Hatch giving it 100 per cent

PS MAIL Another bundle of joyous mail from far and wide, including from a man who’s inspiration is BIG G 

GENERATION GSX-R750 Slabbie v WS v SRAD. The three major versions of the Suzuki 750s on test way down in Cornwall

Especially the sliding variety, when they don’t slide they cause all sorts of bother

WHAT’S THE PROBLEM? ZX-12R tyre profiles, CBR6 fuelling woes, brake advice

TOOLS TESTED OVER 25 YEARS The true test of any tool is how much use it gets and how it stands the test of time

THRIFTY 250 £3500 NSR SE resto

MODIFIED & MAGNIFICENT Trick builds from all around the world

MAGNUM BROUGHT TO THE BOIL Red hot Kettle powered Harris

NEED THE LAV The must-have Jota special

TAKING STOCK On track with GSX-R, VFR and FZ racers

APRILIA THE GLORY YEARS Moped making minnows to Grand Prix legends in one crazy decade

NEW: BIG GROUP TEST Why a big trailie should be your next bargain buy

God rides a Harley, Satan thrashes this: Roland Sands’ “2T Attack” RD400/TZ250 hybrid

Must see bike collections, essential kit, world’s best specials and the best bits of 1987

Dunstall cafe racer Kettle, tidy ZX-9R, unlikely CB350SG and an NSR250SP on the bench

A world of fiery two-strokes and big displacement four-stroke fours – sign of a life so far well-lived

Reader restoration: Ducati Monster 600

Alan attempts to reach Mach III

The inside on Triumph T595/509 rebuilds

Donington Two-stroke day

Fire Crackers - “It was a bent, bodged streetfighter, now it’s exactly how I want a ’92 CBR900RR to be”.

WES COOLEY - How he and Pops Yoshimura made the GS1000 (and Suzuki) into legends.

Kawasaki ZX-6R - The supersport 600 class’s best kept secret (oops)…

FJ1100 v GSX1100 - Old school sports tourers go big in Wales. Very big indeed.

Kawasaki ZXR400 special - MotoGP inspired pocket rocket.

Morini Dart - Hit bullseye with your restoration.

FIT FOR A KING - Riding majestic Roberts rep RD500 YOU crowned Special Build winner.

Ducati 748 R - “It’d been ‘serviced’ by a butcher, it was a mess”.

X7 Gammas - Suzuki 250 mongrels in three-way dog fight.

Honda VF1000R - Get your hands on HRC’s original exotic superbike.

10 most underrated PS buys - From Triumph Tiger to Yam TRX850.

GSX1300R HAYABUSA Blast from the past - Still the world’s fastest bike, now a £3000 bargain...

YZR500 for the road - Biaggi GP replica build.

250TR v FTR223 - Street trackers head to head.

SUZUKI GSX-R600 - Walker SRAD homage rebuild.

Buy a NOS bike | Worst ever paint jobs | Honda CB1100RS | And more...

Special Build Of The Year – the final 10 - It’s the greatest competition in new wave classics – 10 incredible builds vie for the title PS Special Build of the Year.

Events - Round 1 of the CRMC PS Superstock series and we have a triple winner in the form of newcomer Danny Imberg.

Head-to-head: Suzuki X7 vs Moto Morini 3(1/2) Sport - Italian four-stroke goes up against Japanese two-stroke in ’70s shootout. This is where the world changed.

Restoration knowledge: Yamaha FZ750 - Putting right the machine that set the modern sportsbike template; the slant-engined 20v Yamaha FZ750.

Z1 Japan trip - Kawasaki nirvana on a 10-day trip across Japan with a special bonus trip to the Moriwaki works thrown in.

MORIWAKI VTR SPECIAL - Kicking up a STORM - “I told the wife Brembos were a downgrade. Then she found the bill…”

INSIDE STORY Yamaha YZF750R - WSB pedigree has never been so affordable.

HEAD TO HEAD - RSV Mille VERSUS ZX-9R.

INSIDE + USA bargain hunt + Ducati 748/916 resto knowledge + Buy a Z1/Z900

SPECIAL BUILD - Drop Zed  GORGEOUS - Stunning shed-built Kawasaki Z1B/Z1-R hybrid.

Yamaha FZR600 - “I got banned, so I restored the bike”.

Italian Stallions - The real 1970s super-bikes.

Suzuki TL-R - From flawed WSB contender to booming V-twin bargain.

HEAD-TO-HEAD - ZRX1100 VERSUS CB1000.

YAMAHA TWO-STROKE SPECIAL - RD 350 LC vs YPVS - Which 2T twin is the true classic?

Yoshimura 1200 Bandit - “People aren’t quite sure what it is, and I like that”.

“It’s pretty scary to ride” - 200bhp Z1000 turbo with 1977 brakes…

PROJECT TDR250 - Wait and weight no more. Lightweight TDR lives.

PLUS! ZZ-R1100 • CBR400RR • CRMC Superstock • MTX125/200R.

AMAZING READER RESTO Suzuki GSX-R750LE - “Only 150 were made, yet it was left to rot in a damp lock-up”.

Trick Z with Bandit brawn - GSF1200 power goes green in very special Z1000 Kwak.

Yamaha V-MAX - Original hooligan hotrod ridden

ZZ-R600 VS CBR600F REVIEW

Yamaha R1-Z 250 - Trashed by a pigeon, restored by a fanatic

New Classics for 2017 Bikes like the TL1000S and ZRX1100 are about to achieve classic status

Fact file: Suzuki Bandit 600 and 1200 The parts-bin roadster that inspired a whole new category of bikes is still great fun – and a right bargain

Head-to-head: Honda XL200R vs Yamaha DT200R Just because it’s winter, doesn’t mean you have to put the bike away. Relive your youth on these classic trailies...

AMAZING READER RESTO: RGV-SP -  Super-rare Suzuki 250 made like new again.

Reader restoration: Kawasaki Z1000 - Over £10,000 lavished on the engine alone? Norwegian Jan Inge Gyland has gone to town on this 1977 Zed Thou.

Buy a winter trail bike - Here are the machines you need for a proper dirty weekend.

Head-to-head: Honda VFR750 vs Kawasaki GPX750 - These late ’80s 750s offer fun, speed and massive value for money.

L-plate tales - The story of 1982’s two-part test, by those who passed – and failed – it.

P&M Kawasaki - “It’s irreplaceable, but I built it to ride – hard”.

Ducati 851/888 - The superbike legend that saved Bologna.

ALSO INSIDE DT175MX RESTO TIPS - GSX-R600 vs R6 TRX850 resto.

Honda MBX80 - 2000 miles in a week on rebuilt 2T tiddler.

24 PAGES OF TECH TOP TIPS - Recover a seat How to shape metal Project TDR250.

FREE INSIDE: 48 pages of the best sportsbikes. EVER.

TURBO CHARGE - Kawasaki Z750T and Honda CX500T go head-to-head in factory turbo duel.

Kawasaki KZ900 - “There was sand in the motor. It was a mess”.

Yamaha TRX850 - Japan meets Italy in bargain sports twin.

Suzuki RG125 - 17 again on the original learner race replica.

10 BIKES TO AVOID AT ALL COSTS - Dodgy Ducatis, howling Hondas and more…

NEW - PROJECT TDR250 - Less weight, more power.

PLUS! 23 PAGES OF WORKSHOP WISDOM.

NORTON ROTARY CAFE RACER WINNERS -  Riding the UK’s best shed-built specials - SUZUKI RGV500 PEPSI REPLICA

HARRIS MAGNUM TURBO -  "Nitrous? It’s got that too…”

PURE MBX MANIA - 23 MBX125s and counting

NSR250 - Development + Buying + Riding The ultimate road-going GP rep

20 PAGES OF TOP TECH TIPS
- How to check valve clearances
- Buy a Kawasaki KMX125/200
- Ally welding: how to get started
- DIY wheel balancing

PLUS! Kawasaki ZX-9R vs Triumph Super III

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Practical Sportsbikes Magazine - October 2017

Practical Sportsbikes Magazine - October 2017

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