the most attention. The new designed RSV-R looks fantastic, even in matt black and against this kind of company. As well as the Starship Enterprise-style back end and SP-2ish front, the RSV-R has a new fairing, chassis, swingarm and just about everything

First impressions are positive. The bulbous frog-like expression of the old 1100’s front fairing now looks razor sharp and bang up-to-date, with a hawk-like appearance thanks to the aggressively styled twin air ducts and purposeful looking twin

specificationsThe sporty edge to the Honda CBF1000F continues in the styling with a racier, slimmer look to the half-fairing and a sporty new dash layout. This includes a large, central analogue rev-counter and digital speedometer along with practical touches

Black or Diablo Red colour options, the Daytona 675 gains Triumph's sports script on the fuel tank, new 'Daytona' decals and a Daytona 675R-style Jet Black bellypan, all complemented with new dark finishes to the footrest hangers and brake discs

' in the offical press material, and a lighter wiring harness thanks to 'a new waterproofing method'. In total, a whole 2kg is shaved from the bike – most of it presumably in the new exhaust.Exhaust aside, styling changes are limited to red pinstripes on the wheels

HONDA have just launched the classically styled VT750S in the UK, priced at just £5,845 on the road.Here's what Honda want you to know about the VT750SHonda say it's guaranteed to turn heads with its retro looks and sleek metallic grey colouring

of officially-approved Stormtrooper leathers, complete with CE armour in the shoulders, elbows, hips, back and knees, either in traditional Star Wars white or a more subtle black. Cos you'd buy this to be subtle, right? Apparently the black one is a

. You look at period examples and they are almost as simple as a bicycle. It's a custom style that's very particular to America and that California scene."Metal flake, an iconic design element of the '70s, appeared in everything from dune buggy gel coat

height=10width:300px; margin:5px 0px 5px 10px;" align="center"black solid; margin-bottom:2px;" width="300" /Walking around the paddocks this year it's struck me just how much the whole hospitality, motorhome, paddock village thing has mushroomed

, it has created two bikes that should put these demons to rest. Well, on specs alone things look good. I love the styling of the XB9 bikes but the XB12s look even better. Buell has kept everything on the bike identical that matters. The frame is the same