SOME of the five custom-made Harley-Davidson “Liberator” bikes made for the new Captain America movie have gone on display in the firm's museum.Although this poster image shows a machine powered by what looks like a WW2-period Harley engine, in fact

Triumph's Bonneville America is a bike I admit I didn't understand until I rode it. I couldn't work out why it existed. Bonnevilles are all about the retro scene - you know, rekindling the flames of youth and all that, but doing it with a machine

but instead of flying to each, I figured it would be far more entertaining to link each feature together on a motorcycle. There’s only one bike for a job like this, and Honda America very kindly loaned me a Goldwing for the job.Riding the length of Nevada from

NO, it's not Graham Norton aiming to break America but the Donington-based purveyor of Commandos that's intending to nearly double its potential market by flogging bikes in the States.According to the firm's own website, it has now passed

and Montana. With help of fellow traveler and sage, Northway, and a variety of other colorful characters along the way, Sanders gets learns the way of the road and the zen of the bar. The Best Bar in America is scheduled for release on DVD and i

HARLEY-DAVIDSON has converted its modern (loosely-speaking) Cross Bones into a replica WW2-spec Harley for the new Captain America movie.And it looks like it's not the only bike in the film – check out this “making of” video to see more.

, on full display, a rubber-backed logo on each flank of the petrol tank. Welcome one and all to the Triumph Bonneville America.Just what the UK needs - another factory cruiser. But this bike ain't really for us. Consider this: of the 418,000 motorcycles

A NEW ZEALAND daredevil leapt over an America's Cup yacht, as part of a high-profile stunt in Auckland’s viaduct harbour today. Kiwi Crusty Demon, Luke Smith, admitted to being a little nervous before the jump."I wasn't sure how I was gonna end up

NORTON hasn’t had a trouble-free ride since its rebirth – with tales of angry customers and delayed deliveries rife – but it’s finally making progress towards its goal of getting its bikes on sale in America.Newly published documents from

FANCY HAVING a bit of a Friday giggle at some retro 1970s TV motorcycle action? Then check out this pile of cinematic tosh from the USA.This was part of a two-bit TV Show called Captain America, a comic book hero who was meant to live for truth