Tue 16 Jan 2007
I don’t need to tell you how much of a dangerous, bone headed move this would be for the SAFETY of motorcyclists, but the brainless people behind this idea think it would be best if they were allowed to control the speeds of motorcycles and keep a track of travel. Oh yeah, about those civil liberties as well…
Wed 15 Nov 2006
100,000 Euros. 100 Only.
“I decided to put my name to this bike as I originally dreamed of it for myself”. This is how Claudio Castiglioni, the Managing Director referred to the new F4 that now carries his initials “CC”.
Fri 10 Nov 2006
A mix of an old face with a new friend, Ducati has released the first official factory pictures of the their new road rocket. wSBK regulations are under consideration to allow up to 1200cc, the new Ducati looking to keep abreast of potential changes. Images inside and more news once it is released by Ducati.
Fri 3 Nov 2006
Hot on the heels of its bigger sibling, the Z1000, Kawasaki has just announced the middle weight goodness of the Z750. A burgeoning naked bike market is sweeping the word at the moment, how does the new Z750 fit in? Info and pictures in the main article.
Wed 25 Oct 2006
UK readers interested in seeing the range of the newly announced 650 G Series, should get their move on down to Stoneleigh Park in mid November. BMW will have the whole series on display as well as their range of off road attire.
Wed 25 Oct 2006
Along side with the 690, KTM announced a sister bike to the original 950 Supermoto. Further details once this bike makes the production rounds.
Wed 25 Oct 2006
Not many details have been released on this tarmac terror, but the new for 2007 KTM 690 Supermoto has attitude and all kinds of angry written all over it. Under the “Ready to Race” banner the 690 has that intention, in spades. More information in the main article and images to just stare at. Rawr.
Thu 19 Oct 2006
Triumph has updated its distance eater with refresh ergonomics and has added to the already impressive list of standard equipment. As with the Speed Triple, electronic updates bring it in line with Euro 3 requirements.
Thu 19 Oct 2006
The British bulldog is back for 2007 with update electronics that help the Speed Triple meet the stringent Euro 3 specs. It hasn’t lost any of its bite, however.
Thu 19 Oct 2006
One of my favourite releases of 2006 moves into the next year with no changes, and that isn’t a bad thing. The Triumph 675 impresses from every angle. Svelte lines, awesome sounding and sensational handling, the 675 is high on my new bike buying list. Very high.
Fri 13 Oct 2006
BMW have taken the wraps of their limited edition boxer based Megamoto. Improved specifications over the Enduro and the exclusive numbers should make this gem fly out the dealers. Check out this standard equipment :- Akrapovic, Marzocchi fronts, Ohlins rear. Motos are becoming big business and this new BMW is with the best of them.
Thu 12 Oct 2006
The fine craftsmen and women at MV Agusta have started a nice little count down. If it is anywhere near as delectable as the F4 Tamburini then I will need a bit of a lay down afterwards. Check back in T minus 32 days, 8 hours and a handful of minutes for the Italian goodness, or should that be goddess?Thu 12 Oct 2006
You can’t buy one now, they are all sold, but I so want one. The Desmosedici RR, all that is right with the motorcycle world. Production specifications and info in the main article. You can start to drool now, it’s ok, we understand.
Thu 12 Oct 2006
The Ducati Multistrada introduces a new generation of sport bikes, capable of excelling on every road you challenge with amazing sports performance, outstanding comfort and everyday-use versatility. Ideal for a day in the mountains, the daily commute or a weekend tour, the Multistrada is aggressive like a sport bike when the road turns twisty, yet smooth and relaxed when scenery beckons.
Thu 12 Oct 2006
The 2007 Monster family adds the new S4R Testastretta to its already impressive line-up. This brand new model is powered by the famous 130hp Testastretta, deep sump, L-Twin engine, previously powering only the top of the range S4R S.
Thu 12 Oct 2006
The SportClassic family, which has met with great success since its appearance in 2003, replicates the styling of the motorcycles built in Ducati’s workshops in the 1970s, characterised by a minimalist, sporting look, with an exposed frame and bodyparts in soft, rounded shapes.
Thu 12 Oct 2006
After the success of the “concept” presentation in Milan 2005 and following the great response from fans, Ducati has decided to begin producing the Ducati Hypermotard. The final version of the bike will be presented by the end of the year and will be available in the dealer network in the Spring of 2007.
Wed 11 Oct 2006
Also announced today by BMW, is a new range of their popular single pot bikes. Building on the success of the F & G series, three variants hit the street soon in a guise to suit just about anyone. From spirited street sweeping to dirt, BMW has the bases covered with this new range. The Moto looks to be a whole lot of hooning fun. Hooning on a BMW? you better believe it.
Wed 11 Oct 2006
BMW has announced fresh new models at Intermot 2006, one of the industries big nights out. The R & Sport push forward with BMW’s move into high output engines and a sportier image. It’s a good thing the bikes have performance to back up their new focus. The Sport looks a particularly tasty machine. Comprehensive details in the main text.
Wed 11 Oct 2006
As our supplies of crude oil dwindle world wide, are we aheaded to a future of silent electric motors? That time might be closer than you think. A handy fellow by the name of Mike has created a “powerful” [sic] electric motorcycle out of a Derbi GPR-50. With a top speed of 120km/h (75mph) and a 0-100 in a little over 9 seconds, well, at least its slightly better than a moped. The Spanish machine is normally powered by a 50cc 2-stroke engine.
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