Fowlers Motorcycles will be hosting the Triumph Trident Tour in Bristol on Friday 7th May Riders will be able to experience the most talked about bike in the UK – the new Triumph Trident 660. Each ride will be accompanied by one of Triumph’s expert riders at this Covid-secure outdoor event and all attendees will…
Author: Fab Biker
Fowlers leads charge to zero-emission bikes
Fowlers have added two more electric bike brands to their already extensive motorcycle and scooter line-up, making a serious commitment to zero-emission vehicles. Zero and Super Soco join Artisan Electric Scooters in Fowlers’ Bristol showrooms, offering those looking to switch to greener transport a complete range of electric machines – from Zero’s high performance SR/F…
A Grand Day Out – Getting the Most Out of Your Rides
As the weather warms up, and lockdown restrictions ease, thoughts will be turning to bringing our bikes out of hibernation and hitting the roads again. Cross-continent expeditions may be off the menu for now – for many of us they may not have been on it to start with – but there’s still a lot…
When Superbikes Ruled the World
Remember the Nineties? It was all Britpop, Blair and, if you were into motorcycles, superbikes. Honda launched the Fireblade in 1992, the same year that Suzuki introduced the water-cooled GSX-R750. Yamaha’s YZF750 came out the following year and Ducati unveiled the 916 in 1994. As if all that wasn’t exciting enough, you could watch modified…
Three simple upgrades that will transform your motorbike
There’s a dizzying array of add-ons available for bikes these days, all of them promising to improve looks, performance, handling, comfort and practicality. The trouble is that modifying your bike can be addictive and it’s all too easy to get carried away. Those essential accessories that promised to improve your ride can end up weighing…
Preparing Your Motorcycle for Spring
This winter, perhaps more than any other, our motorbikes have been left standing for extended periods – the Covid-19 restrictions putting paid to all but the most necessary rides. It’s more important than ever to make sure everything is tip-top before heading out again in the spring – providing we’re permitted. Here’s what you should…
Winter Clothing Part 2
Last time we looked at riding suit options, now we’re concentrating on the extremities – hands and feet – and that awkward bit between your helmet and suit. Although small and seemingly unimportant, get those bits wrong and it doesn’t matter if you’ve spent £100s on the latest Scandinavian super suit, you’re still going to…