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Test ride the new Scout Bobber and Scout Classic
See the flagship 101 Scout in the metal

Indian Motorcycle has announced that the highly anticipated 2025 Indian Scout models will make their UK debut at the Adventure Bike Rider (ABR) Festival from 27-30 June 2024.

Motorcycle enthusiasts will have the exclusive opportunity to be among the first to test-ride the all-new Scout Bobber and Scout Classic with the stunning 101 Scout showcased on display to allow attendees to admire its design and features up close.

To experience the Scout Bobber and Scout Classic firsthand, ABR Festival visitors can head to the Indian Motorcycle stand to book their test rides and experience the thrill of the new Bobber and Classic models firsthand.

The 2025 Scout Bobber and Scout Classic will be available for test rides during the following times:

Thursday, 27th June: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM (VIP ticket holders only)
Friday, 28th June: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday, 29th June: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday, 30th June: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Visitors should not miss this unique opportunity to ride and experience the latest in Indian Motorcycle innovation and be part of the excitement surrounding the launch of the 2025 Indian Scout models.

Final tickets are still available for the ABR Festival at www.abrfestival.com.

For more information on Indian Motorcycle visit IndianMotorcycle.co.uk and follow along on Facebook and Instagram.

Motorbike races are incredibly fascinating to watch since the races are usually very fast with exciting finishes, and also betting on the races is considered exhilarating to match the sport. Motorbike betting requires the application of key strategies in order to increase one’s likelihood of pulling through. Here are some strategic tips to adopt when betting on motorbike races.

1. Research and Analyse Past Performance

Whenever an event is to be held, ensure that you do your homework and study well to gain an understanding of the racers or teams. Watch past racing performances when studying a rider's record at a particular racetrack, and special attention should be paid to recent races. Racers, for example, practice certain tricks for certain tracks, which means knowing a rider's location and history there is very important.

2. Consider Weather Conditions  

Weather plays a significant role in motorbike racing outcomes. Wet or windy conditions can drastically affect a race, making it more challenging and unpredictable. Some riders excel in adverse weather, while others struggle. Always check the weather forecast and consider how different conditions might impact the performance of the racers. This can give you an edge in making more informed bet

3. Track Knowledge is Crucial

Each race track has unique characteristics, such as varying lengths, surface types, and corner types. Riders who are familiar with a particular track often have a competitive advantage. Pay attention to which riders have extensive experience on the track and their past performance there. This information can be invaluable when predicting race outcomes.

4. Betting Markets and Odds

Understanding different betting markets is essential. Common betting options include outright winner, podium finish, and fastest lap. Additionally, there are head-to-head bets where you can bet on which of two riders will finish higher. Familiarise yourself with these markets and consider diversifying your bets to spread risk. Keep an eye on the prices provided by different bookmakers, as they can vary, and finding the best odds can maximise your potential returns.

5. Bet on Each Race

Betting on each race can be advantageous if approached strategically. Any world-recognised online sports betting site would cover all main motorbike competitions around the world, such as MotoGP, Superbike World Championship, and Isle of Man TT. Placing smaller bets on individual races allows you to take advantage of specific insights and conditions relevant to each event. This approach also lessens the risk of significant losses from a single bet going wrong.

6. Rider Form and Fitness

A rider's current form and fitness levels are critical factors to consider. Injuries, even minor ones, can significantly impact a rider's performance. Keep updated with news regarding riders’ health and recent training performance. Social media and official team updates can provide useful insights into how well-prepared a rider is for the upcoming race.

7. Team Performance

Motorbike racing is not just about individual riders but also their teams. The bike's quality, the pit crew's effectiveness, and the overall team strategy play vital roles in determining the outcome of a race. Research the teams and their recent performances. Teams that have been consistently performing well are more likely to support their riders effectively, increasing their chances of winning.

8. Live Betting

Live betting, or in-play betting, permits you to have bets during the race. This can be particularly advantageous as it enables you to respond to real-time developments. If a rider who was a favourite falls behind due to a minor mishap, their odds might lengthen, presenting a potentially profitable opportunity if you believe they can recover.

Betting on motorbike racing can be both exciting and potentially profitable if approached with the right strategies. You can potentially improve your chances of success by conducting thorough research, understanding the influence of weather and track conditions, staying updated on rider and team performance, and utilising various betting markets effectively. Always gamble responsibly and enjoy the race.

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The Three Rivers Motorcycle Club, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire, will be hosting a fundraising event on Sunday, 30th June to support SSAFA Hertfordshire.

With over 200 members, many of whom are ex-military, the club provides a community for motorcycle enthusiasts to meet, race, and raise money for charitable causes.

The club, named after the Chess, Colne, and Gade rivers that surround it, focuses on sharing their love of motorcycles while supporting important charitable organisations like SSAFA.

Martyn Coote, Director of the Three Rivers UK Chapter Harley-Davidson Owners Group, shared the club’s motivation: “SSAFA was chosen by our members for the outstanding work they do for servicemen, ex-service members, and their families. It received overwhelming support in our vote, far ahead of any other charity.”

Martyn also highlighted the connection many club members feel to the military: “Wearing our club badges and patches is a bit like a uniform. It’s comforting for many of our ex-military members to belong to a group again.”

The bike fest is an exciting event with a £5 entry fee, and free admission for under-16s, making it a great opportunity for the community to support the fundraising efforts of the Three Rivers Motorcycle Club.

To donate or to find out more information visit III Rivers Charity Bike show | Facebook

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