If you were to name five appreciating classic sportsbikes from the last 25 years and you'll probably think of machines like an early GSX-R, an RC30, an RG500 or maybe a Honda CB1100R, which are now all increasing in value at an alarming rate. Bonham

CRASHED YOUR classic GSX-R? Then check these stylish, handmade GSX-R engine cases from Warwicksire-based engineering specialists M&K Enterprises.Beautifully manufactured in a sandcast finish, M&K's GSX-R items are a great option for anyone looking

GPz750 Turbo...100bhp on skinny tyres and crap brakesTHE 1980s was the decade of the turbocharged motorcycle. All four major Japanese manufacturers had a go at producing a turbocharged bike and probably the most successful was Kawasaki

A limited run of 500 prints will be producedTriumph Motorcycles has created a series of limited edition, handmade prints of the brand's iconic bikes.Triumph Art Prints have been designed by professional artist, Andreas Williams and are limited

ROYAL ENFIELD will unveil the Woodsman 500, the latest in a long line of Bullet motorcycles, at this year's NEC Bike Show.The Bullet has been in continuous production since 1949 and the Woodsman is inspired by the street scramblers of the late 1950

, Multistrada and Sport Classic families. Shortly before the NEC, Ducati will be at the EICMA show in Milan - the traditional launch show for the Italian Manufacturer. If you cannot make it to Milan, go to www.ducati.com for the latest news or visit the NEC Bike

five modern sportsbikes look prime candidates for future classics then what would be on your list? We've selected the machines we think are going to increase in value over the next few years. Bikes that have made a lasting impact on the UK's sportsbike

's business, too. Classic auctionsIf you're looking for something a bit out of the ordinary then a trip to Bonhams is a good place to start. The company are worldwide auctioneers, catering for classic bike enthusiasts looking for rare exotica rather than

of the day, topping regular classic bike favourites, like Vincent's Rapide Series C, which was also in the exclusive auction.The Tesi, which uses a tuned version of Ducati's air-cooled 992cc engine, also utilises hub-centre steering instead of conventional

will be shipping a priceless selection of historic bike from the Honda Collection Hall in Motegi, Japan to be ridden by 1960's legends Jim Redman, Tommy Robb, Ralph Bryans and Stuart Graham " son of TT winner Les Graham and himself the only man to have won TTs