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  Top 10: Best used scooters (Article)
  possible to commute from further out of town on this scooter as it can cruise at 70mph. In general use, 70 miles to the gallon is perfectly achievable, though we wish the GTS had a larger fuel tank to stretch out stops to fill up. However, it can carry a pillion without affecting pace or consumption
• What is the cheapest Classic Car Insurance for a Mk1 Volkswagen Golf GTI (Article)
  . The car that first earned the term ‘hot hatch’ used a Bosch fuel injection 1588cc engine to pump 110bhp through its front wheels and the tight and nimble handling meant all this could be used to the max. Can I get it on a classic policy? Mk1 (and Mk2) Golf GTIs are considered
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  Review: Honda CB125R (2018) (productReview)
  .  For us, the front brake is also a bit of a stretch, a span adjuster would be a useful addition but you probably don't need to worry about that unless you're a female rider or have small hands. The back end is tall and there's a sculpted fuel tank that's larger than the ones on most
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  Best Car Tyres 2019 (Article)
  is moving) also means the AllSeasonContact are very fuel efficient.  The AllSeasonContact are available in 14 to 20-inch sizes
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  What is heycar & why use it? (Article)
  here . So, whether you want to get an estimate for a private sale or part-exchanging with a dealer, you can do that while you're looking for your new motor. What else should I know about heycar? Along with the model year, mileage, fuel type etc - heycar also
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  Top 10: Scooters 2020 (Article)
  . >> Read the full review Suzuki Burgman 400 The 400 model is the sweet spot in the Suzuki Burgman range thanks to the performance of its single-cylinder 400cc engine mixed with fuel economy that makes it cheap to run. You’ll never feel short-changed when pulling away from the lights
• NITROGEN IN CAR TYRES: What's the point of filling car tyres with Nitrogen? (FAQs)
  create drag which increases tread wear, fuel costs and the risk of punctures as well as having a significant effect on a car’s performance both in handling and cost. By having your tyres inflated with nitrogen this produces a stable inflation mixture, as can be seen in the diagram attached
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  Top 10: Best charcoal BBQs 2023 (Article)
  you cook at very high or very low temperatures and use less fuel in the process. Buffalo Resto Charcoal BBQ One of the biggest charcoal BBQs you’ll find outside of the catering industry, this is a great choice if you want a fuss-free cooking area as large
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  125cc Scooter of the Year shortlist (Article)
  an affordable scooter you can use and revel in all-year round. Running costs are very affordable thanks to a claimed average fuel economy of 133.9mpg, which we found was closer to 110mpg in the real world. That means a realistic range of around 170 miles per tank. You can also stash a large crash
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  125cc Motorcycle of the Year shortlist (Article)
  fuel economy, plus a 200-mile-plus tank range. Being a Honda, it will also be  relentlessly reliable, easy to live with, cheap to service and carry on working when most other 125cc machines will have expired in a puff of smoke. Our only caveat would be the lack of weather and wind
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  Review: Disklok steering lock (productReview)
  of space and the weight won't do your fuel economy any favours
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  Review: KTM 125 Duke (productReview)
  the motor to produce 15PS, which is much the same as its rivals. Weight, then, is a key issue - and the Duke tips the scales at 137kg. Add in the extra heft of its now larger fuel tank with an extra 2.4-litre capacity over the old model and it’s not the most svelte in its class. No matter, the Duke’s
• Review: Honda Vision 110 (productReview)
  in our book. It’s also no more costly to insure the 110 and it holds it value better as more riders will want to take it off your hands when you sell. Throw in real-world fuel economy of 120mpg and a 150-mile range and it’s a sound bet for un-fancy city riding.
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  Review: Honda CMX 500 Rebel 2017 (productReview)
  the winter. Instrumentation is very minimal. There’s a single pod containing a digital speedometer, a fuel gauge and a clock, but there is no rev counter. The switchgear is minimal too, with no selectable modes ore fancy menus to scroll through – you get what you need and nothing more. There are some
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  Review: Alcosense Excel breathalyser (productReview)
  . You can buy an Excel from Amazon by clicking here Details Price: £99 Sensor: 64mm2 fuel cell Alternatives AlcoScan CA20: £125 AlcoDigital Platinum Light: £110
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  Cheap van tyre buying advice (Article)
  wheels with alloys. Whatever the reason for upsizing, it’s important to note that the van’s fuel economy and ride comfort may suffer. Changing the wheel size may require the van's speedometer and electronic safety systems to be recalibrated, while some insurers will increase
• Review: Volkswagen T2 Danbury Camper (Article)
    DIMENSIONS Length: 4,890mm (16ft) Width (mirrors folded): 1,811mm (5.11”) Height: 1,995mm (6.10” (roof lowered)) Kerb weight: N/A Payload 780kg Fuel tank 40litres Turning circle N/A Steering lock to lock. 3.5 turns (est
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  Review: See.Sense ICON2 (productReview)
  . With in-built Bluetooth, we paired the lights with the See.Sense mobile app (available from Apple or Google Store) and activated additional features like texting someone if you have a collision or fall off, fuel and C0O2 saved on your rides (more aimed at commuters), calories burnt and some fun little
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  Review: Hayter Harrier 48 roller mower (productReview)
  and does a good job of compressing the clippings, which makes for fewer emptyings, and is easy to lift between the handlebars. A 1.0-litre fuel tank is also well-suited to this size of mower, reducing the number of times it needs to be refuelled
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  Top 10: Apps every driver should use (Article)
  .   BlaBlaCar BlBlaCar takes the hassle out of driving. Using the app, you just connect with someone nearby who’s going your way and wants to share the ride. Or, if you’d rather drive, help recoup some of the fuel costs by carsharing.  On top of your own car insurance, you also benefit from