News

Suzuki has confirmed the price of the 2012 GSX-R1000.

BMW has appointed a former member of its design team to replace departed Head of Design David Robb.

KTM’s 2012 990 SM-T now comes with side bags as standard equipment.

Yamaha has a new sponsor for its 2012 MotoGP team.

David Robb, BMW’s high profile Vice President of Motorcycle Design, has left the company under a shroud of secrecy.

Aprilia has announced the UK price of its new SRV850 scooter.

Britain’s biggest bike dealer, George White, has gone into administration.

Keeway has announced a new 600 class, four-cylinder naked bike, the first Chinese big capacity, modern motorcycle to go on sale in Europe.

South Korean company Daelim has unveiled a new 250 called the VJF250, a fully faired sports bike pitched into the lower cost end of the growing quarter litre sector.

Sym is to follow up its Wolf 125 with a 250cc version, called the SB250Ni.

Triumph has announced prices and availability of its new 2012 models.

Ducati is offering a series of riding courses including the chance to ride an 1199 with Troy Bayliss!

A new model has been announced by Victory with styling features including a helmet based on a scorched coconut, legs too stumpy to be able to retract the sidestand and a long and intensive burger-driven mass centralisation programme.

Suzuki’s 2012 GSX-R1000 gets the same package of upgrades as the GSX-R600, which have already propelled the supersport machine to the top of its class.

Triumph is producing a high spec version of the Speed Triple and a limited edition Bonneville for 2012.

Triumph has released the first official pictures of its new BMW GS rival, the 1200cc Tiger Explorer.

Kawasaki is promising the new 2012 ZZR1400 (Ninja ZX-14R in the US) is the world's fastest accelerating production motorcycle.

Ducati’s new 1199 Panigale superbike will be powered by the most extreme engine ever seen in a production motorcycle.

Ducati has unveiled a special Diavel inspired by the company’s tie-up with performance Mercedes specialist AMG.

MV Agusta has introduced a lower spec version of its flagship F4 RR superbike fitted with the same ‘Corsa Corta’ (short stroke) engine.

Triumph has updated the Tiger 1050 with a series of changes that move it further from any off-road pretensions it might have had.

Motorcycle insurer Carole Nash is offering a free forensic coding system to new and renewing customers until the end of this year.

Honda has released details of the first machine to be powered by its new twin-cylinder engine, and it’s packed with new technology!

Honda’s 2012 Fireblade has new suspension but no engine changes and no traction control.

Ducati has officially confirmed both the existence and name of its new superbike.

The 2012 YZF-R1 is the first production Yamaha to be fitted with a race-type traction control system!

BMW has unveiled an all black special edition of the top selling GS Adventure called the Triple Black (even though it has two shades of grey...).

Royal Enfield is launching a back-to-basics Bullet, designed to keep the Indian-made British bikes in touch with the low pricing bracket that they’ve long been associated with.