Only two days left to vote for the best bike in Britain

Updated: 19 November 2014

Only 2 days left to vote in Britain's Got Biking Talent!

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This is your last chance to pick Britain’s best bike. Voting for MCN’s Britain’s Got Biking Talent competition in association with Carole Nash closes this Friday.

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You can vote for your favourite bike in each of the six categories: Sports, Classics, Choppers & Customs, Concours & Restored, Streetfighters and Street Modified. It’s easy to do – just go to www.motorcyclenews.com/bgbt.

As a thank you for voting you’ll have the chance to win up to £250 off your bike insurance through Carole Nash, helmet and leather insurance, a helmet worth up to £200 and a year’s subscription to MCN.

Go to www.motorcyclenews.com/bgbt now – voting closes on 18 September.

Suzuki GTXR750
Owner: Dave Collins
Bike: 1976 Suzuki GT750 with a GSX-R front end a Bandit 1200 wheel, Hornet 600 swingarm, CBR600 wheel, Ohlins rear shock, GSX1100 fuel tank TR750 seat and ZX6R fairing. Engine has Stan Stephens Stage 3 tune, 36m Lectron carbs, TR-spec Gibson expansion chambers and paintwork by 1off Design.

GSX1100F Batbike
Owner: Tony Taysom
Bike: Suzuki GSX1100F engine, frame, forks and tank. Wheels and brakes are from a Blade, but bodywork, rear sub frame, controls, swing arm, and exhaust system all been custom made by Tony.

Golem Vmax
Owner: John Russon
Bike: Yamaha V-Max with Taylormade billet wheels, 330 rear wheel, 160 front, Spondon Taylormade swingarm, monoshock conversion, PFM discs and 6 pots, Billet windowed engine cases and more.

Spondon GSXR
Owner: Andrew Baker
Bike: Suzuki GSX-R 1216 motor, Spondon Big Tube Frame with Gullarm swingarm, Ohlins 46mm forks Marchesini wheels, Ohlins rear shock, one off exhaust, plus loads of one off engineering by owner

By MCN

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Only 2 days left to vote in Britain's Got Biking Talent!