Tuesday, November 24, 2009

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The UN recognizes the importance of the safety of motorists

The first UN Ministerial Conference on Road Safety was closed on 20 November with a four-page statement that includes the commitment to take specific measures in the future for the most vulnerable users of roads, motorists.

The CEO and the Director of Public Affairs of the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM), Guy Maitre and John Chatterton-Ross, respectively, attended the closing session of this conference, whose final statement strongly emphasizes that governments to make "special efforts to develop and implement policies and infrastructure solutions to protect all users, especially those who are most vulnerable as pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and users of public transport is not safe, as well as children, the elderly and people with disabilities. "

Guy Maitre explained the importance of the presence of the FIM in this conference." Our family has 101 national associations representing thousands globally motorists. "Our mission goes beyond sport, we are the defenders of the motorcycling world," said the head of the FIM.

For John Chatterton-Ross, this action by the UN "will be widely welcomed as now have a wide following because we work with governments to improve the safety of drivers and other vulnerable road users about the world. "

SOURCE: Dailymotos

Monday, November 23, 2009

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Classic Moto 10, a quote for lovers of classic

The Jarama circuit would host 24 and April 25, the eleventh edition of Classic Bike 10, an event for lovers of classic motorcycles and whose preparations have begun. The deadline for registration to participate in this celebration of classic bike is open from late November.

In Classic Moto motoclubs meet in Spain. Jarama moving to the road and racing bikes built before 1983. As in previous years, will draw attention copies of the 20 and 30 of the last century, though many more the representatives of the 50, 60 and 70.

Anyone who owns a motorcycle before 1983 can shoot in Madrid the legendary track. To this end, the organization has provided up to five different runs. Motorcycles are divirán into groups according to year of manufacture and performance. As there is a competeción, each participant may roll at the rate decision.

One of the biggest events during the weekend of classic motorcycles will be the 'Parade of Champions', in which some of the best English riders present the bikes that made history. Apart from a participant, you can go to Classic Motorcycle and public, which means having to visit the paddock pass.

SOURCE: Journal

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Thursday, November 19, 2009

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The Tottemham Hotspur goalkeeper could fire by riding a bike

Carlo Cudicini, Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper, could be despedidotras's accident last week while riding his motorcycle, a BMW R 1200 GS.

The English club, like most professional football teams, forbid their players to practice extreme sports, skiing and motorcycling.

Last week, the Italian goalkeeper of Tottenham, 36, was injured while riding his motorcycle in east London. Collision with a Ford Fiesta he caused several fractures wrists and pelvis injuries that will keep you away from the pitch for three months.

The British club Cudicini could dismiss for failure to fulfill his contract, which is reflected and can not use a bike or as a means of transportation or as a leisure.

SOURCE: Eurosports

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

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a motorcycle around the world in 165 days

Malaga A Madrid and will travel 65,000 kilometers and 40 countries in just over five months (165 days) for a motorcycle world tour which starts on January 10 2010 in the concentration of Penguins (Valladolid). Juan Ramón

and Elena is scheduled to end this adventure at the wheel of his BMW R 1200 GS on June 23, 2010 in Alpedrete (Madrid), his place of residence.

From Valladolid will head south to reach North Africa. From there will go to Turkey, Jordan, Iran and Pakistan. After passing through this troubled region will come to two of the world's largest countries, India and China. Completed his tour of Asia in Mongolia, before heading to Russia.

A boat takes them to Japan and from there by plane to Australia. Since the most important country in Oceania, and board another plane next to his bike, another plane will pick up to Chile. Will travel throughout the Americas to reach the U.S. and Canada. Finally, another plane will take them to Sweden. The Nordic country is one of the final stages, with the visit to Moscow, across Europe before crossing the way home.

to finance your trip and help the needy, the two locals have designed some stickers that are sold at 5 €. Half the proceeds will go to various NGOs. All information on this world tour on a bike is on the web www.alrededordelmundo2010.com

Source: Europa Press

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

With Pressure Points Can You Make Someone Fall

A motorcycle intercom is controlled from the handlebar

To safely use a handsfree motorcycle, nothing better than to handle only one finger, without having to let go of the handlebars. This is the main thrust of Twiins RCR, the second generation of intercom created by Matgroup, who landed in the English market in 2008.

This device consists of a receiver that attaches to the helmet, a microphone, a headset and a remote control that is installed on either the bike handles. Through it is possible to manage hands-free, which lets you synchronize up to five devices (mobile phone, iPod or MP3, GPS ...)

addition, the new Twiins RCR has more radio communication bike to bike, reaching up to 500 meters in optimal conditions. COUPLING command that the handle can be purchased separately and is priced at € 46. Meanwhile, RCR Twiins is available for 209 €. If you want two intercoms, driver and passenger or to carry on a conversation between two motorcycles, the RCR Twiins Duo is available for 340 euro.

SOURCE: www.soymotero.net

Monday, November 9, 2009

Who Dies Of Vomit Aspiration

A caravan motorist visiting Spain as part of their way to demand the release of FARC hostages

the motorcade International Freedom of Kidnapped, an initiative calling for the release of prisoners of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) , left last Friday, November 6 from Madrid for France, Italy and the Vatican. The goal is to get their message across Europe, and its components have already done earlier in Colombia and Ecuador.

A total of 160 motorcycles participated in the stage in Madrid, which left the park of El Retiro. The call was made by the journalist Herbin Hoyos, director of the program "Voices of Kidnapping ', through which the families of the captured messages are sent.

The 60 bikers arrived from Colombia, and all who join them on the road, will travel 5,000 miles through Spain, France and Italy to reach the Vatican, where they will be received on November 18 by Pope Benedict XVI.

"We send that message to Europe, which is to say that not all the hostages in Colombia emerged in Operation Jaque," said Herbin Hoyos in relation to the military operation last year allowed the release of Ingrid Betancourt francocolombiana the hands of the FARC.

Colombian journalist, who led off the convoy on a motorbike shared with the Father Angel, president of the NGO Messengers of Peace, which supported the initiative, recalled that in Colombia there is still "23 policemen and soldiers and more than 3,000 civilians who are still rotting in the jungle. "

But this caravan engine not only demands release of hostages by the FARC, but also of all persons who currently are hostages of all types of organizations, in countries like El Salvador, Guatemala, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Mexico or Venezuela, as well as the 36 sailors held within the Basque tuna Alakrana off the coast of Somalia.

SOURCE: AFP