It’s safe to say that the weather has been pretty shocking lately, particularly for those of us living in the UK. Those sunny Sunday afternoon rides are nothing but a distant memory, and we’re all checking weather updates in hope of the return of that...

Ten members of staff from Carole Nash are to go on the run in a bid to raise money for the company’s nominated charity, North West Blood Bikes Manchester (NWBBM), which will help towards the payment of the motorcycles Carole Nash originally helped to...

Staff from Carole Nash marked national Ride To Work day by enjoying free motorcycle training sessions laid on by the bike insurance firm’s bosses. The company called in bike training experts RJH Group to provide riding tips and a first taste of life on...

An intrepid group of six motorcycle fanatics are set to take on yet another epic challenge as they prepare to ride more than 2,000 miles across Britain in support of two cancer charities. Five bikers and one pillion passenger will ride to the extreme...

A motorcycle repair centre opened by Altrincham-based bike insurance specialist Carole Nash is showing no signs of ‘tyring’ after celebrating its tenth birthday! The Carole Nash Repair Centre, on the Lyons Industrial Estate, opened in August 2002...

We’re delighted to report that our founder Carole Nash has been honoured by the Queen in her birthday honours list. Carole has been awarded an OBE for her philanthropy since she retired in 2006 from the business she built to become UK’s favourite...

Few have done more for the British classic motorcycle scene than Ivan Rhodes. A former president of the Vintage Motorcycle Club (VMCC), serial restorer of supremely rare road and race bikes, longstanding and current honorary president of the Velocette...

Carole Nash has been scouring the UK, Europe and the world in search of the greatest stretches of tarmac on which youcan open the throttle this summer. With the season very much in full swing, the team at Insidebikes has picked narrowed down their...

Whether you love them or hate them (and most bikers seem fall into the latter category) speed cameras are a major part of motoring in Britain.