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Performance Bikes, often known by the shortened form of "PB", was a monthly British motorcycling magazine which evolved during the 1980s from the long-running Motorcycle Mechanics. The first issue dated April 1985 and entitled Performance Bikes & Mechanics published by EMAP also incorporated the previous version of the title Mechanics and The Biker. The magazine featured a mix of motorcycle and product tests, with technical articles and design innovation. Performance Bike was amalgamated with another Bauer magazine and continues under the name Practical Sportsbikes.

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rdfs:label	Performance Bikes (magazine) (en)
rdfs:comment	Performance Bikes, often known by the shortened form of "PB", was a monthly British motorcycling magazine which evolved during the 1980s from the long-running Motorcycle Mechanics. The first issue dated April 1985 and entitled Performance Bikes & Mechanics published by EMAP also incorporated the previous version of the title Mechanics and The Biker. The magazine featured a mix of motorcycle and product tests, with technical articles and design innovation. Performance Bike was amalgamated with another Bauer magazine and continues under the name Practical Sportsbikes. (en)
foaf:name	Performance Bikes (PB) (en)
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dcterms:subject	1985 establishments in the United Kingdom Monthly magazines published in the United Kingdom Bauer Group (UK) Magazines established in 1985 Mass media in Peterborough Motorcycle magazines published in the United Kingdom
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Motorcycle Mechanics (magazine) Nordschleife fastest lap times Bauer Media Group Dynamometer 1985 establishments in the United Kingdom Monthly magazines published in the United Kingdom Eifel English language Bauer Group (UK) Magazines established in 1985 Mass media in Peterborough Motorcycle magazines published in the United Kingdom Emap International Limited Nürburgring Motorcycling
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.practicalsportsbikesmag.co.uk/ https://web.archive.org/web/20180811173606/http:/www.performancebikes.co.uk/
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based	Peterborough, England (en)
category	Motorcycling
country	United Kingdom (en)
editor	Chris Newbigging (en)
firstdate	April 1985 (en)
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language	English language
previous editor	Matt Wildee, Tim Thompson, Dave Calderwood (en)
publisher	Bauer Consumer Media Ltd (en) EMAP National Publications Ltd (en)
title	Performance Bikes (en)
website	https://www.practicalsportsbikesmag.co.uk/
has abstract	Performance Bikes, often known by the shortened form of "PB", was a monthly British motorcycling magazine which evolved during the 1980s from the long-running Motorcycle Mechanics. The first issue dated April 1985 and entitled Performance Bikes & Mechanics published by EMAP also incorporated the previous version of the title Mechanics and The Biker. The magazine featured a mix of motorcycle and product tests, with technical articles and design innovation. In 2007, PB under publisher Bauer moved testing of many of the motorcycles to the Nürburgring, in the Eifel Mountains of Germany. Where the Nordschleife fastest lap times are captured and collated into a table. This feature is called the PBTT, which stands for Performance Bikes Test Track. PB is notable for its long association with the late journalist John Robinson (who had been with the magazine since its Motorcycle Mechanics days until his death in 2001). Robinson was key to PB pioneering the use of a dynamometer in the performance testing of motorcycles by a magazine. Performance Bike was amalgamated with another Bauer magazine and continues under the name Practical Sportsbikes. (en)
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