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February 2003

Extra information and pictures for the February 2003 issue of Sport Rider

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LATE BRAKING

Desktop images of Honda's new middleweight:
CBR600RR

Some detail pictures and downloadable desktops of the new Suzukis:
GSX-R1000, SV1000, SV650

COVER STORY: DOT RACE TIRE COMPARISON TEST.

Download desktop images and full ratings sheets for each tire: here

FIRST RIDE: BUELL LIGHTNING

Go to the Buell XB9S Lightning page with detail pictures, action shots from the press introduction, and downloadable desktops: XB9S

HOT SHOT:

Download this issue's Hot Shot of Colin Edwards II at Laguna Seca as a desktop.

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ART & SCIENCE:

Miss part One? Download it here: Body Steering vs. Counter Steering: Part One

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