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RESEARCH FINDS MOTORCYCLING FULFILS FANTASIES
05 January 2005 - Motor Cycle Industry Association Ltd
The recent round the world motorcycling adventure of Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman has been widely reported and stirred significant interest in the media and two-wheel world.
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GCHQ SCOOPS ‘MOST MOTORCYCLE FRIENDLY COMPANY’ COMPETITION PRIZE
15 December 2004 - Motor Cycle Industry Association Ltd
The Ride to Work 2004 competition to find the ‘Most Motorcycle Friendly Company’ has been won by GCHQ in Cheltenham. The lucky winners will be rewarded with a new covered, secure motorcycle parking bay. |
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MBA HOLDINGS PROVIDES PROGRESS REPORT ON NMDA PLANS AND GOALS FOR 2005
15 December 2004 - MBA Holdings Inc
During the fourth quarter of 2004, MBA Holdings Inc. has taken major strides toward implementing its vision of making its subsidiary, the National Motorcycle Dealers Association (NMDA), into the leading full-service organization dedicated to delivering premium products and services for its membership in the motorcycle industry. |
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RED TAPE WON'T SOLVE UNINSURED DRIVING SAYS SAFE SPEED
04 December 2004 - Safe Speed
The Government proposes to create a brand new offence of 'failing to renew your motor insurance'. |
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TOSELAND VISIT BOOSTS BEN’S FUNDRAISING AT THE MOTORCYCLE & SCOOTER SHOW
03 December 2004 - BEN Motor & Alied Trades Benevolent Fund
World Superbike Champion, James Toseland took time out of his busy schedule to visit the BEN stand on press day of the recent Motorcycle and Scooter Show. |  |
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BMF UNDER DOCTOR’S ORDERS!
26 November 2004 - BMF
Leon Mannings, the newly elected chairman of the 120,000 strong British Motorcyclists Federation, is now Dr Mannings. This follows the awarding this month of a PhD in Transport Policy after the successful completion of a three-year research project into the topic. |  |
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SCOTTISH DEATHS UP AS SPEED CAMERA POLICY BITES
23 November 2004 - Safe Speed
Scottish Executive figures released today confirm a 9% rise in deaths on Scotland's roads in 2003.
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BACKDOOR GOVERNMENT PLAN TO RATCHET DOWN SPEED LIMITS
23 November 2004 - Safe Speed
A recently published new draft of the Government's primary local speed limit setting advice document contains some worrying changes. Astonishingly speed limits will be set such that 50% of motorists will be exceeding them. |
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CALL TO BE WILD
21 November 2004 - BEN Motor & Alied Trades Benevolent Fund
Telephone 0906 635 2783 to win a Harley |  |
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ANOTHER TON-UP POLICE CHIEF
20 November 2004 - Safe Speed
According to news reports, the Chief Constable of Derbyshire, David Coleman was being chauffeur driven at 97mph when stopped by Police on the M1 recently.
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MOTORCYCLE INDUSTRY ON TRACK FOR 12TH YEAR OF CONSECUTIVE GROWTH
18 November 2004 - Motorcycle Industry Council
24 Percent More Units Sold in the Past Four Years Than in the Entire Preceding Decade
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MBA ANNOUNCES PRIVATE BRAND MOTOR CLUB FOR COMPREHENSIVE ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
18 November 2004 - MBA Holdings Inc
MBA Holdings has finalized an agreement with Motor Club of America Enterprises Inc. to underwrite a private label brand motor club for MBA. |
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SPEED CAMERAS IN THE DOCK
16 November 2004 - Safe Speed
Motorists' Right to Silence Defence to be heard by European Court of Human Rights
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DIVERSITY IS THE KEY TO MOTORCYCLE SALES INCREASE
16 November 2004 - Motor Cycle Industry Association Ltd
As the International Motorcycle and Scooter Show comes to a close the figures released today from the Motorcycle Industry Association (MCI) show how sales have continued to increase in diverse sectors.
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OCTOBER 2004 NEW REGISTRATION FIGURES FOR MOTORCYCLES, MOPEDS AND SCOOTERS
16 November 2004 - Motor Cycle Industry Association Ltd
OCTOBER AND YEAR TO DATE COMPARISONS FOR NEW REGISTRATIONS BY STYLE |
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SPEED CAMERAS LEAST EFFECTIVE SAFETY MEASURE
12 November 2004 - Safe Speed
Figures published by Transport 2000, RoSPA and The Institution of Civil Engineers reveal that speed cameras are the least effective local road safety measure.
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HOUSE REPEALS STATE HELMET LAW, AAA MICHIGAN CALLS VOTE 'TRAGIC'
10 November 2004 - AAA Michigan
A bill designed to repeal Michigan's mandatory motorcycle helmet law was passed by the State House of Representatives today, in an apparent bid to take advantage of a lame duck legislature -- with 36 House members leaving. |
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NMDA SIGNS AGREEMENTS WITH AEGON
06 November 2004 - National Motorcycle Dealers Association
The National Motorcycle Dealers Association (NMDA), a subsidiary of MBA Holdings and MBA Holdings Inc., has signed an agency agreement with AEGON N.V. to sell credit life/health & accident insurance and GAP insurance underwritten by AEGON. |  |
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MBA HOLDINGS CONTINUES EXPANSION OF NMDA
03 November 2004 - National Motorcycle Dealers Association
MBA Holdings, Scottsdale, Ariz., continues the development of the National Motorcycle Dealers Association (NMDA), significant efforts have been made to expand the scope of programs and services to be offered to NMDA members. |
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CONTINUOUS TAXATION FOR MOTORCYCLES
03 November 2004 - MAG UK
The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG UK) is fighting the proposed introduction of charges for the Annual Registration and Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) for motorcycles revealed in a consultation document from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
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