WE don't know much about this concept bike from KTM, but we thought it was cool enough to share. Delicate-looking wheelie, a single-sided swing-arm, an Alcantara seat and no bulky front fairing. We want one.

from any motorcycle manufacturer, showing off their enormous range of road, race and off-road machinery as well as a couple of oddball concept bikes. There was a no-show from Ducati who are, perhaps holding out for the home-fixture Milan show later

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, but don't stare at it and look for sportsbike like qualities, like a tiny front end, pert little seat, or manageable size. Compare it to a sportsbike and it doesn't fair well aesthetically, I'll admit it.It's the concept that I love, because in 2000 all

-King concept bike.Not quite a B-King ... but better than a BanditY'see, by day the GSR is a well-mannered gent around town, content to amble about in the first half of the rev-counter, giving a gentle doff of his titfer to the ladies as they pass by

's expected to make around 95bhp, which puts it firmly in the same category as Yamaha's FZ6 and Honda's Hornet. It takes styling hints from Suzuki's B-King concept, but it doesn't look as brutal as the concept did, with a softer styled tank and flush underseat

2008 R6 bodywork design takes this concept to the extreme. The upward bounding motion created by the strong single line running between the rear axle, through the pivot point, and on up to the head pipe is maintained. For '08 the upper edges