Ducati's Streetfighter is a serious bit of kit. It's actually perfect for my daily commute, if not, slightly extravagant. It's narrow, nimble and precise. The engine's packing so much punch, you can scythe your way through the tiniest of gaps at a

This video popped into my inbox from Visordown reader Mike Webb and it shows a typical day in Vietnam. There's a lot of patience going on in there. You'd have a full scale fight in London if it was as busy as that...

Sometimes, as this scooter rider probably realised, it doesn't pay to be eager at the lights..

Shot over a 2-month period in Dublin, this is one man's view of his daily commute. I didn't know red lights are advisory over there..

I first commuted into London 10 years ago. I'd only been riding a few months and can still remember the first time I took on the rush-hour traffic in one of the busiest cities in the world, it was quite a challenge, with a lot to watch out

on the secondhand market. There’s a commuter, a sportsbike, a tourer, a trailie and a scooter – so there’s something for everyone’s taste.Honda CB500 £800 - £2500Honda’s bullet-proof parallel twin is the chosen weapon of many training school throughout the country

My unmarked brake lever shows I havent clunked any car mirrors, yet.. I seem to do it though, once or twice a year and I reckon it's only a matter of time before I don't get away with it.I think this is called the User Retail Experience. Say what you like about the Italians but t...

can get the mighty Hammer S off the line. And so was the guy on the Z1000.So you wouldn't think with its long wheelbase and gargantuan weight that it would be any good for the daily commute but it's a blast. Ok, so you can't nip through traffic

it features bespoke bodywork and has an angular watch-you-don't-cut-yourself-on-it profile. It looks up for it.vs. The City CommuteIf ever there was a hunting ground for the GSR750, surely the tightly-packed London streets is it. The GSR's riding position