Bike news

One of the greatest success stories of British manufacturing has hit a major milestone, as Triumph produced its 1,000,000th motorcycle of the modern era.

There was a time when British motorcycle brands ruled the world. From racers like the BSA Gold Star and Manx Norton, to the Triumph Bonneville superbike of the 1960s, machines from these islands were the fastest and most desirable around.

After heavily updating their MT-09 platform for 2021, it’s no surprise to see Yamaha give their range-topping café racer a big overhaul too.

Ducati claim that their new Multistrada V4 Pikes Peak is the sportiest Multistrada ever. And looking at the specs, they aren’t lying.

BMW have given their big, six-cylinder cruiser range some smart updates for 2022.

There are colour updates for nearly all of Yamaha’s small capacity scooters.

With climate change firmly in the spotlight and a ban on petrol and diesel cars from 2030, we wanted to take a look at the electric motorcycle scene, and how it might develop in the coming years.

If you’re a fan of Triumph’s Bonneville range but want something with a bit more personality, then the eight new Gold Line Editions may just take your fancy.

Honda has announced a brand new all-rounder for 2022 in the shape of the Africa Twin-based NT1100.

Global component shortages and shipping challenges, a knock-on effect of last summer’s coronavirus factory shutdowns, may be causing problems to manufacturing businesses around the world but that hasn’t stopped Ducati from bucking the trend and delivering...

Kawasaki has become the first mainstream motorcycle manufacturer to fully commit to an electric future, announcing that they will introduce 10 hybrid or fully-electric vehicles by 2025.

Triumph’s new Tiger Sport 660 looks set to be a serious contender in the middleweight adventure segment.