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Welcome to Quad Heaven
Quad Heaven is the UK's only web site for the Quad Bike enthusiast, here you will find forums, downloads, images, track links, reviews and much much more.
If you are just starting out or have been riding Quad bikes for years, Quad Heaven is the only Quad bike related web site you will ever need.
With a lack of good quality Quad bike sites in the UK, Quad Heaven is here to fill the gap.
If you ride a Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda, Polaris, Ram, Apache, Kawasaki or in fact any type of quad bike then you've come to the right place.
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This month our newest sponsor Peak Motorcycle Security have supplied us with a Datatool Fortress Anchor to give away to one lucky winner.
The anchor is designed for a DIY fit and includes the necessary fixings. The anchor is Thatcham approved and is heavily powder coated to protect from the elements. It is designed to be mounted onto a flat solid surface or to be buried into a solid floor.
Peak Motorcycle Security have been at the forefront of the motorcycle security industry for 10 years.
They have written for various magazines and have also featured on BBC and Independent Television in connection with motorcycle security.
The company has worked closely with manufacturers, 'Sold Secure' and 'Thatcham' (the test body for motorcycle security products).
They also jointly prepared the V.S.I.B fitting standard.
Peak have been providing security information and fitting top quality products to customers motorcycles for many years.
If you want accurate information quality products and competent fitting, then trust them - you won't be disappointed!
To enter this months competition with a chance of winning this great prize just click here or on the competition link on the left hand side of every page.
Good Luck.
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Don’t Fork Out Wads For Quads, 4Quads from Bikesure: making your quad bike road-legal gets easier – and cheaper.
4Quads is a new policy from Bikesure, the motorcycle division of Adrian Flux Insurance. Designed to make it easier and cheaper to insure your quad bike, it offers cover for all four types of quad: leisure, sports, utility and kids.
Because they are not standard vehicles, quads are notoriously difficult to insure for road use, in fact, most insurers won’t touch them.
But there are a growing number of quad users, both for pleasure and for work, and virtually all of them will want to ride their vehicle on the road at some point. Bikesure’s ‘freethinking insurance’ attitude, offering cover for any bike, however ‘non-standard’, makes quads a natural market for the company.
In recent years they have developed a variety of schemes to cover a variety of models. Now they have been brought together into 4Quads, which gives a choice of levels of cover for just about all makes and models.
The name 4Quads reflects the fact that the scheme covers all four different categories of quad. Bikesure will insure virtually any sports, leisure or utility model for road use (other than those that are clearly unsuitable for road riding). Kids’ quads aren’t forgotten, either: obviously they won’t be ridden on the road, but owners can get cover for theft through 4Quads.
For more information on 4Quads visit their web site at www.bikesure.co.uk
or call their quote line on 0800 089 2000.
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The increasingly popular QRA UK British Quad Endurance Championship will be at least 10 rounds. There are some awesome rewards for the 2005 season, not just for the front runners.
There are lots of classes within the championship to accommodate everyone and give everyone something to compete for. So besides the Open class they have a Ladies class, Over 40’s, 4x4/Auto etc. So to get the registration pack for next years championship, get in touch with the QRA.
Any rider wishing to compete in the nine round QRAUK/ACU British Quad Motocross Championship should get in touch with Tony Nash to apply. Plans are in place to run a meeting in February as a qualifier for those other than seeded riders. We are already up to capacity, unfortunately last year 26 riders had to be disappointed. They feel that a qualifying meeting will be a fair way to decide.
Each championship round will start with timed qualifying for grid positions, followed by three races. 34 riders maximum.
The classes will be Pro Production and Open. The Pro Production for machines with the engine and frame produced by the same manufacturer and the chassis and engine crank cases remain standard. The Open class for all makes and cc of Quad as per the ACU Standing regulations up to 700cc.
It looks set for the championship to be back on the box in 2005. Subject to sponsorship to contribute towards the TV production costs, which Yamaha UK have done now from the first seasons showing four years ago and we are very grateful for their support over those years.
Plus back to the roots of the QRA – Quad Speedway. We have an eight round championship with venues confirmed already as Stoke, Newport, Sheffield, Isle Of Wight and will be known as the 2005 QRA Short Track UK Championship. A prize fund is already in place for the series.
These will be combined events with a new solo class based on the American Dirt Trackers – those old anoraks who love the film On Any Sunday will instantly associate with this style of racing. It will be a great partnership and the QRA is pleased to be instrumental in kick starting this exciting new formula with Peter Boast who is looking after the solo riders.
There will also be the Quadcross/ TT events scheduled to start in January and will run throughout the year including some Thursday evenings in the summer. The trial event was very well received and saw Richard Seal blow away the cobwebs and the other riders.
For more info, please e-mail QRA UK on info@qrauk.com
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