over a road-going Ducati 1198, complete with licence plate and mirrors, for Rossi to continue acclimatising himself with the circuit layout - and no doubt boosting the sale value of the Ducati in the process. Getting in some laps was the perfect

looking for the advantages of a motorcycle with none of the disadvantages - quite a claim. The i-Road is just 85cm wide, not much more than a conventional scooter or bike which should allow the driver to move through traffic. The enclosed body allows

I'm here to try and crush a stereotype; the road pictured here is not a good road.It's the kind of image that gets shared by bikers who fawn over its postcard-perfect switchback bends. The comments that flood under pictures like these are all

machine with just two wheels. On road it leans like a bike, and on the water both wheels retract upwards to leave a clean hull.From the diagrams it doesn't look like there will be much cornering clearance, but in a world where millionaires are always

and snapper Jason Critchell, are already fed-up of the ravages of the coming winter, and so decide to head south. Our plans are soon scuppered though when Alex tells us to pack our passports away and dig out a map of Wales.So now it's pissing down with rain

FANCY A free day at the BMW Off-Road School? Thought so!Bridgestone are launching their new 'Battle Wing 501-502' tyre and are offering one lucky winner and a friend the chance to win a BMW Off-Road Skills Level 1 course on the 8th to 9th

BMW Off Road Skills is offering a £50 discount on any Level 1-3 course booked between Monday 19 July and Friday 23 July to help promote National Motorcycle Week.The Motorcycle Industry Association (MCIA)-supported National Motorcycle Week runs from

COMPARED TO YAMAHA'S previous lame efforts at humour, this clip, starring Tech 3 MotoGP boys Ben Spies and Colin Edwards, is actually pretty bloody funny.Shot as a comedy road trip, the film follows the two racers as they take-off on a male bonding

ACCORDING TO recently released Government casualty figures, the number of motorcycle casualties on Britain's roads are higher than they were a decade ago. Bike casualties in 2006 in Britain totalled 23,326 compared with 23,133 in 1996. The figures

's General Manager for motorcycles, Steve Martindale, said: "Neither Honda UK or Honda Europe have any plans in the pipeline for a V5-based VFR road bike." Mmmm, interesting. Which means MCN's 'world exclusive pictures' (a.k.a. computer-generated images) of a