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HondaFirst of Honda’s 2009 Motorcycle Models AnnouncedTaken from a press-release sent to us but moments ago, I'm really curious as to what the Combined ABS Fireblade will be like to ride. ******************************************* Honda today announces the first of its exciting motorcycle model line-up for the 2009 model year. New and updated models include the class-winning and still breathtaking CBR1000RR Fireblade and CBR600RR Supersport machines, both of which will be available with Honda’s all-new electronically-controlled Combined ABS as an option. Meanwhile, in the Off-Road category, the new 2009 CRF450R raises the bar further with an all-new lightweight fuel-injection and ignition system, while the 250cc version, the CRF250R, offers even greater technical refinements and style.
A little bit about the people who write for BikeStormerAbout BikeStormer If you want to contact us please email Sam, type in his name with a dot between his first and last name @ gmail.com We have a mixture of people working for BikeStormer, but here are the main ones. Jamie Dwelly Feature - A track day at the Honda Ron Haslam Race School
You don’t even have to have a license to join in the fun, or even any previous bike experience. If you are a complete novice you just take part in an extra session of training where they teach you the basics of riding before letting you on the track.
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The Ron Haslam racing school is at Donington, a world famous racing track and where proper motorcycle races take place – it is one of the tracks that the Bennetts British Superbike racing uses. We would be unleashed on Honda’s 600cc racing bike. These bikes don't any of the pointless fripperies of road bikes like lights, mirrors, or even a dial to tell you how fast you are going. They are completely stripped down and perfectly designed for racing.