It goes without saying we’ve had a very short riding season this year, but the onset of winter doesn’t have to mean hanging up your helmet; a bit of the old three Ps – Preparation, Prevention and Protection – means you can ride right through ‘til spring, and keep your bike in top condition too. Here’s how …
Motorcycle Clothing – Always Read the [CE] Label First
If you’ve bought motorcycle clothing recently, chances are it’ll have a CE label on it somewhere. What do the numbers, symbols and letters stand for and what does that mean out on the road? There’s been a CE standard for motorcycle clothing since 2002, but until recently it wasn’t compulsory to have riding jackets, trousers…
Fowlers unveil iconic new custom bike
Bristol Triumph Dealership Fowlers Motorcycles has unveiled an iconic new custom bike, ‘VE DAY Commemorative Bike’, as its entry into an exciting national dealer competition
Covid-19 re-opening plans
We are delighted to confirm that we can welcome you back into the store from Saturday, 6th June! Everything will be open to you – the main showrooms; clothing and accessories; the workshop; Honda showroom; Parts Counter; plus Kawasaki will be re-located temporarily to the top floor of the main building. When is Harry’s Café…
Covid-19 Situation
Our shop, parts counter and showrooms are now closed to visitors, however, Servicing and our Parts Contact Centre are still fully open, Monday – Friday. *** PLEASE NOTE: Fowlers will be completely closed on weekends and public holidays until further notice and we will review the situation after Easter. *** BIKE ORDERS AND HANDOVERS : We…
Steve Webster MBE – Sidecar Steve rides again!
Steve Webster – the most successful sidecar racer in the world – has rescued and restored the outfit in which he had a lucky escape at the start of his international career, when he crashed heavily at the 1985 Dutch TT. It’s one of the most-viewed sidecar crashes in history and you can see…
What type of biker are you?
Ask any member of the general public to describe a typical ‘biker’ and their answer will almost certainly involve an unshaven man in an open-face helmet, wearing a classic black leather jacket and sitting astride a Harley-Davidson. As seen in just about every TV series, movie or advert where a generic ‘biker’ stereotype is required….