2002 RIDE tells it like it was... If you’re looking for trouble…

EVIL TWIN Short, punchy and hamstrung by a duff shock, Suzuki’s TL1000S quickly gained a fearsome reputation. RiDE took it to the crash-tastic Cat and Fiddle to see if fate could be tempted. IN ONE OF the trying-too-hard features that RiDE used to be overly keen on, in the June 2002 issue we responded to the AA’s just-published list of Britain’s most dangerous roads with a two-pronged story. We didn’t just ride the top three most dangerous roads, we did so on three bikes with a reputation for being a bit of a handful. In third place, the A12 between Romford and the M25 in Essex. Then as now it’s dangerous because it’s overcrowded with flustered and bad-tempered people in a hurry to get somewhere else; it keeps changing width; and it has…

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RiDE United Kingdom (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2017

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