A typical used car in the UK currently costs between £15,500 to £17,100, depending on how the market is measured. Prices have ...

More news from the Kawasaki camp, that’ve just announced a sporty refresh to its middleweight 650, with sharper suspension, ...

Fancy a Ducati Panigale V2 for the living room? Pocher reckons there’s a market for it, launching a pair of officially ...

The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show sponsored by Carole Nash returns to Staffordshire Showground on October 10-11, with more than 900 traders, dealers and autojumble stands, a huge club presence, ...

The September issue of MoreBikes is out now and FREE to read online! Packed full of great motorcycle stories, photos, and terrific motorbikes.

The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show sponsored by Carole Nash returns to Staffordshire Showground on October 10-11, with more than 900 traders, dealers and autojumble stands, a huge club presence, ...

Unless you’re doing speedway or have a penchant for hospital food, brakes are a pretty important component on every bike. They’re also one of the most abuse ...

Two-time motorcycle world champion Johnny Cecotto is making a special appearance at the Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show this weekend, giving fans the chance to see the racing legend alongside one of ...

A.J.S. has been specialising in producing budget-friendly low-capacity motorbikes available in several different styles for a while now. For 2026 the firm added the JFT-125 to their line-up with its ...

There’s a new version of the indestructible dual sport from Kawasaki – but at the minute there’s no plans for it to come to Europe. First launched way back in 1987, the KLR650 had a good run before it ...

Our reviewer Kate Chorley gives feedback on her Roadskin Taranis Elite motorcycle jeans! I don’t always get on well with bike jeans. I’ve often found them a little too thick, occasionally ...

Every bike has its past, but James Robinson explains why this 1966 US-spec Bonneville has a history to rival the best of them. This is a story which begins in 2005, now a scarcely believable 21 years ...