Just finished our new advert to go out on the Leicester City Shuttlebus routes. It features the two best looking bikes from our new range of Rieju learner legal 125s and mopeds which we think you’ll agree look amazing. And in the flesh (metal?) they look even better. Both powered by genuine Yamaha engines these Spanish-built and designed bikes are of exceptional build quality, especially for the price which is more than £1000 less than their Japanese or Italian counterparts. In fact the 125 version of the featured RS3 50 managed to bag itself a Ride Magazine ‘Best-Buy Overall’ when pitted in a test ride against market leaders such as the Aprilia RS 125 and the Honda XLV125V Varadero… And as for the moped, well to quote motorcyclemonthly.co.uk: ”
If you want a full-blown, learner legal race rep experience without any compromise, this bike’s for you.”
Not much else I can say really. Keep an eye out for the ad and please tell any learners or prospectives you know to come take a look at what we can offer. Cheers.
It’s been quite while since I posted anything on here but it’s been even longer since I’ve seen a geared moped for sale! Over the past two decades we’ve seen a massive influx of automatic scooters which are now flooding our roads. The geared moped seemed to be a thing of the past despite obvious demand from our customers and our customer’s children. Whatever the reason for this, there’s been a massive gap in the market which has now been filled. And this bike is exciting! If I was 16 again I’d be saving every single penny I earned until I had one in my grasp.
Rieju are a Spanish brand who have been consistent favourites of the European market with their excellent build quality and ultra-reliable Yamaha-Minarelli engined range of bikes. The quality and detail of these machines has to be seen to be believed. They’ve been steadily increasing their market share in the UK over the past few years and now they’re available in Leicester. Direct from Fasttrack Motorcycles.
This MRT Pro 50 Supermotard comes with Marzocchi USD forks, Galfer disks and Michelin tyres as standard! It also boasts an aluminium swing arm and silencer, LED lights and progressive rear suspension. On a moped!?! Insanity. But not as insane as the price tag. You get all this for just £2549 on the road. All you have to do is insure it. No hidden extras, nothing more to pay.
Unless of course you want to modify it, because there’s also a massive range of performance upgrades and cosmetic refinements which you can bolt on at your leisure with no penalty whatsoever to your warranty. Yes, you read that right, manufacturer endorsed performance upgrades which don’t affect your warranty. Told you these were insane.
So why not come to the shop and take a look. Just one glance is all it takes and the quality speaks for itself. And while you’re there why not take a look at the other bikes we have from the RIEJU range as well.
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We’re pretty excited here down at Fasttrack HQ. There’s a new arrival, he’s loud, mean looking and everyone cant help but look twice. No I’m not talking about a new mechanic, I’m talking about our Harley Davidson Rocker C!
It really is a treat for the ears, it’s absolutely immaculate, glossy black paint work, masses of chrome and its chopper style lines. This really is a riders delight to look at, even if Harley’s aren’t your thing, there is no way you cant appreciate the way it looks. With it’s big fat back tyre and skinnier front, this is something special. It also has a little trick up its sleeve or should I say seat, when you want that second passenger to join you on a ride, you can slide a second seat from under the first! It’s a pretty cool addition and works really well.
With two huge silver exhausts climbing their way out of the beautiful engine, you know that even before you fire that engine up your ears are going to be in for a treat. And I’m not wrong! It starts with a deep low grunt and grumbles into a loud rumble like a creature from depths of hell!
Nathan here was hoping to get a few weeks of riding and looking cool in the last of the summers sunshine out of it before we sold it, but as soon as it was mentioned on our website, there was interest. There seems to be a real big interest in these custom-style bikes at the moment.
Why don’t you come down yourself and take and look and listen at this beauty. If not, I will get a video up soon so you can hear for yourselves!
The Sinnis Trackstar 125 has been listed first in the small bikes category of MCN’s What Bike? Magazine. Quoting the price as it’s biggest selling point they go on to mention it’s looks and charm potential – especially to scooter riders.
You have to admit it is a good looking bike. A little small admittedly but I would have been more than happy to own one of these machines when I was 17 and as MCN say:
It’s easy to lean around corners, has a fantastically small turning circle… It’s extraordinarily light and manageable, making it good for the commuter, rookie and petite alike.
They go on to mention it’s lovely retro styling, with a stitched brown seat and ‘pleasing’ little speedo before commenting on the quality which is really good for a budget bike. In fact Brighton-based Sinnis have enough faith in all of their products to offer a standard 24 month warranty with all the machines they produce…
Love rock music? Love bikes? Then I think you’ll love this festival…
The ‘Rock and Bike Festival’ is moving to its new home this summer, Leicestershire! Over the years this festival has got bigger and bigger and now sees itself spread over three days in the amazing setting of Stamford Hall. It’s set to get going on the 14th July this year where you camp and party until Sunday 16th.
As the name suggests it’s jammed pack full of musical treats, with over twenty acts playing over the weekend. The festival has mainly local bands and artists playing covering a whole variety of genres so there’s something for everyone. As well as David Bowie, Prodigy and Black Sabbath, but only in tribute form I’m afraid but that’s good enough for me as the tickets are so darn cheap! £40 for the whole three days and that’s including camping tickets!! Which is an absolute steal compared to so many festivals nowadays.
So what about the bikes? Throughout the weekend there’s loads of stuff going on, competitions where you can get involved, bike shows including custom, trike, classic, American and British bikes and everything in-between and no doubt bikes all over the place for you to drawl over!
Can’t leave the kids with your mum all weekend? Do not fear, this is a really kid friendly festival with lots of day time entertainment, kid friendly rides and even some face painting!
If that’s not all enough, why not get in the spirit and join in with this years dressing up theme, pirates!
Ahoy me mateys, see ya’ll in the mosh pit!