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Category: Bike reviews
Kawasaki’s new mid capacity sports bike brings a breath of fresh air to the dying 600cc sports bike market, packing a revvy 129hp engine with a lightweight and agile chassis with modern rider aids.
“Well it’s cheating a bit ain’t it? RR’s, Gixers, blades and R1’s are all 1000cc. Why have they made it an 1100?” These were the […] Read More
Over the years Husqvarna has been bought and sold by many groups, initially Cagiva/MV Agusta, BMW and now owned by orange Austrian superpower KTM. Synonymous […] Read More
When it comes to Donnington park, you’re going to struggle to find somebody who has done more laps around the track than Rocket Ron Haslam. […] Read More
I don’t really get nervous when riding different bikes. It’s not really in my nature to worry about things, but I must admit before taking […] Read More
Since the release of the original bobber last year I wanted a go, but life got in the way, and I never got around to […] Read More
I am a huge Suzuki fanboy, I owned a 750 L1 and have ridden pretty much all of the current Suzuki range. The king of […] Read More
Announced at EIMCA 2016 the Ducati Supersport S filled me with joy. The prospects of a sporty Ducati suitable for the track, a Sunday hoon, […] Read More
Triumph invited me to the launch of the new Street Triple back January in London. Unfortunately for me, it was a Tuesday night, so with […] Read More