THIS is Bimota's new BB2, a prototype new model powered by BMW's S1000RR engine.Designed by sak_art_design, this is Bimota's second BMW-engined motorcycle, the first being the BB1, a supermono powered by the single-cylinder F650 lump.The BB2 uses

, as has the 2013 Daytona 675 and 2013 Street Triple – both extensively restyled. There's also a new version of the Tiger 1050 due for launch imminently.Of all these, the 2013 Daytona and Street Triple are likely to be the first to appear. The bikes have

BMW have announced a new addition to their F800 range, the middle-weight GT.An attempt to enhance the German giant's presence in the 'sporty touring segment', the GT will serve as the successor to the popular F800 ST.First impressions are that BMW

THIS may turn out to be the only story in Visordown's history where the bikes' names make up more of the text than the rest of the words combined. It's the first of the new Harleys for 2013.No pictures yet, but we've got a leaked list of new models

HIGHLAND looks like it's back on track.The Tulsa, Oklahoma-based motorcycle company and engine builder suffered a cruel blow to its ambitious plans when its founder Mats Malmberg and two other top executives died in a light plane crash a couple

JAPANESE magazine Young Machine has published artist's impressions of what the new Honda MotoGP-influenced sportsbike might look like. In September this year, Honda Motor Co. CEO, Takanobu Ito announced: "This bike will seek to deliver the same

ITALIAN company Quadro (which already makes MP3-type scooters) has taken an extra wheel and thrown it at our petulant faces, in the form of the Parkour, the world's first four-wheeled scooter. The 350cc, 27 bhp, 250kg Parkour looks very similar

REMEMBER Aprilia's first Caponord? When the firm took the V-twin motor from an existing model and wrapped it in some pseudo-offroad packaging to leap onto a growing trend for dual-sports bikes back in 2000?Well this isn't that bike. But the formula

.Where it was once simple to define what was motorcycle and what was car, our lives here at Visordown are being made increasingly hard by machines like the Lit C1. It's clearly not aimed at traditional motorcyclists, with a far wider target audience of eco

to invest in crazy motorcycle projects even in times when most big manufacturers only seem keen on developing new commuter bikes for the Indian market.This new video, released by Horex, shows the VR6 in production-finished form undergoing some final tests