Lancaster Honda Motorcycles present the first opportunity for the public to see two exciting new Honda models, the Honda VFR1200F and VT1300CX Fury. On Friday 12th February 2010 at 4pm, doors open to the general public for a special preview evening of the 2010 Honda range. Honda’s prospective ‘King of the Road’, the VFR1200F will be joined by current ‘King of the Roads’ John McGuinness.
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Having watched the racing this year over at the Isle of Man and being genuinely blown away by how big it seems to be getting and how insane the riders must be to have a go, one rider certainly sticks out plenty as a perennial winner and crowd pleaser, for 2011 Shoei release a new John McGuinness Replica Helmet in their top of the line X-Spirit II lid. The X-Spirit II is used by top racers across the globe and has saved countless noggin's from serious damage so you will not go far wrong with one, if you are in the market and are a TT fan take a look.
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With only 60 days before the first qualifying session for the 2011 Isle of Man TT Races, fuelled by Monster Energy, all of the leading riders from 2010 are returning to compete on the Mountain Course, with more high calibre newcomers looking to add their names to the event’s illustrious history. With entries, which were again oversubscribed, having now closed, the competitive line up looks to have at least twelve potential race winners across the five solo classes. This year’s solo entry sees a number of factory supported teams while 51 out of the potential line up of around 80 riders have already lapped in excess of 120mph.
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Honda TT Legends’ John McGuinness took part in the fifth annual Salon Privé Concours d’Élegance last week, showcasing his Isle of Man TT-winning Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade in Friday’s Awards Parade. The event is one of the UK’s most exclusive classic car and motorcycle shows with entry by invitation only. McGuinness’ legendary machine was nominated in the ‘100 Years of the Isle of Man TT Mountain Course’ class and although it missed out on the category award, it did receive the prestigious accolade of ‘Biggest “Wow” Factor’.
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