Bike Sense: Recommended Motorcycling Links

The Internet offers an amazing amount of great information for the motorcyclist from free advice to riding tips; motorcycle clubs to performance parts; accessories to buying with common sense.

We have included some links below that give additional information that will help further your enjoyment and skill development in motorcycling.
(External links do not necessarily represent the views of Bike Sense or its employees).

The Driving Standards Agency (DSA), is the government department responsible for legislation and implementation of all things pertinent to motorcylces and legal requirements. They undertake all tests for cars, lorries, motorcycles and public transport in the UK. Their web site contains an abundance of useful information on licensing, changes in law and assistance in clarifying motorcycling matters in the UK.

The famous name of publishing in all things motorbikes. Great paper with a long history of biking. If it is of any consequence in the biking world, it will be in MCN somewhere.

Martin Wright is the Head Instructor for Bike Sense. At the weekends Martin can be found over the country doing various races on a variety of machines. You can follow his progress through the season by viewing his page from the link below. His positions will be updated weekly, so follow along with his highs and lows!

The British Motorcycle Racing Club is a very resourceful site for all things racing. It has just about eveyything to do with motorcycle racing in the UK: tracks, classes, results, rider profiles and much more. This is the place to go to make sure you are fully up to speed with what is happening on the British bike scene.

Allins is one of the top suppliers of Yamaha and Honda motorcycles in East Anglia. The deals are very competitive and helpful, knowledgeable staff are always on hand to assist. They carry every accessory and will be happy to advise on anything relating to your motorcycle needs.

We are a small, friendly group of trials riders based in the Cambs/Norfolk/Suffolk area. We are out to have a good fun and improve our riding abilities. We cater for all bikes - pre 65 and twin shocks, and all age riders. Although we welcome new members of all abilities; our trials are also aimed at the more novice rider or those returning to trials after a break from riding.