New MCN September 14: New Triumph Street Triple spied!

Updated: 20 November 2014

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In this week’s issue of MCN, on sale September 14, we have world exclusive spy shots of the new Triumph Street Triple 675 caught carrying out high-speed tests in the UK.

Plus, we speak exclusively to James Toseland after injury forced the two-time WSB champion to retire. We also get reaction from old team-mates and managers on Toseland’s early retirement.

Also in this week’s issue, we test second-hand exotica that can now be had for the price of a new budget bike.

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What you’ll find in the September 14 issue of Motorcycle News:

New Triumph Street Triple spied!
Triumph’s surge of new bikes shows no signs of slowing win an all-new Triumph Street Triple 675 spied carrying out high-speed testing recently in the UK.

Ducati Streetfighter 848 revealed
Ducati is pitching its new Streetfighter 848 into a less expensive and more fiercely fought sector of the naked bike market with a new model that will cost less than £10,000 in the UK.

The bike Aprilia MUST build
Meet the GP45 Super Twin, the road-legal successor to the Aprilia RS250, based on the Aprilia SXV450 supermoto.

Last chance to vote for Britain’s best bike!
Voting for Britain’s Got Biking Talent in association with Carole Nash closes midday on Wednesday 14 September. We feature some of the best bike’s in the competition.

Injury-hit Toseland forced to retire
James Toseland has ‘no regrets’ after been forced to make the heart-breaking decision to retire with immediate effect.

Exotics for £6000: choose wisely!
Dream bikes like the Ducati 999S, Aprilia RSV1000R and MV Agusta F4 750S can now be snapped up for the cost of a new budget bike. So which one is the best?

Rossi tests revised Ducati… with ally frame?
Mystery shrouded Valentino Rossi’s latest test onboard Ducati’s 2012 1000cc bike at Mugello last week, with speculation rife that he tested a British-built aluminium frame on next year’s Desmosedici.

Hopkins takes grip on BSB showdown

John Hopkins takes the lead in the BSB Showdown after an immaculate double at Donington Park despite a serious hand injury.

By Liam Marsden

Former MCN Web Producer

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