blurred and disguised that it's impossible to see any specific details, there's much speculation that the bike will be water cooled – despite the fact BMW has only recently revamped its air-cooled boxer engine and that the current GS is still topping sales

more than cosmetic – it certainly won't be a ZX-10R-style revolution.Instead, rumours in Japan are pointing at a new ZZ-R1400, and there's a good chance that we'll see some updates to bikes in the ER-6 range. Some are speculating that there's also a new

APRILIA'S new SRV850 scooter has been confirmed to be going on sale in the UK next month.Using the same 840cc motor and twist-and-go gearbox as the Aprilia Mana, the SRV is basically a revamped version of the Gilera GP800, but where the old Gilera

of new colour schemes, it's a bike that's still fairly unfamiliar over here despite decades of history.The SR can trace its heritage back to the late 70s and the SR500. Although reduced in size for the Japanese market and reborn with fuel injection a

INDIAN newspaper The Hindu is reporting that Triumph is planning to launch a 125cc machine by the end of 2013 to take on the biggest sales sector of one of the world's largest motorcycle markets.According to the paper's business section (www

give us the answers, but Ducati presumably feels that with the entire adventure bike market on the up, a rising tide will lift all boats. In the meantime, let's look at the machine itself. It's powered by the new water-cooled, 821cc 'Testastretta 11

RR and the one launched in late 2006.And going into 2012, Honda has once again left the CBR600RR unaltered. A couple of new colour schemes (red-and-white or all-black) are the sum total of the changes for the next model year.Sure, sales of 600cc

motorcycle feeling possible".  Quadro also says car drivers can ride the Parkour - which is expected to go on sale in November 2013 - without additional licencing. While UK riders can already ride the MP3 300ie LT on a car licence because its wheels are over

TRIUMPH have revised the Tiger 1050 with upgraded suspension, sportier riding position and new graphics.The 2012 model-year bike features upgraded suspension consisting of redesigned internals and new damping characteristics front and rear, with a

. The 125cc version of the Adrenaline has seen a level of success with sales of over 2,000 units to date, and Llexeter evidently believes there is enough demand for a larger-engined version. At £1,999, it will be the cheapest new 250cc bike on the market