Ducati could be launching a Monster 796 in the next coupld of weeks. That's the hot gossip gently floating around the water-cooler at Visordown Towers this morning.Ducati are remaining tight-lipped about the whole affair, but we reckon

DUCATI HAVE teamed up with BSM Training school to launch a new motorcycle training facility at Silverstone Race Circuit.From 4th August, BSM Ducati Rider Training at Silverstone will offer motorcycling novices the chance to learn to ride a Ducati

First on-bike vid of the new Street Triple RTo be fair we haven’t had the best day’s riding on Triumph’s new Street Triple R. Triumph decided that the Isle of Man in September would be a good spot to launch their new bike, and obviously it has

Aprilia RSV4 ... click pic to see official galleryAprilia have just launched their all-new V4 engined RSV4 road bike to the world's press in Italy. You can read the full launch report here on Visordown by clicking the link below. Meantime, click

this bike out?Why did it take so long? Well, it takes a long time to develop any bike and 3 to 3 and a half years is a normal amount of time if you develop a new engine.You must have started development straight after the Tiger 1050 was launched. Did you use

Derbi GPRI’ve just got back from the launch of two new Derbi 125’s. The first, the GPR, is a little cracker. It’s only fifteen bhp, but definitely looks the part. From twenty metres away it reminded me of a Honda CBR600F. Derbi take the 50 and 125cc

Is it wet enough for you? It rained for pretty much the entire launch of Honda's new VFR1200F, which is a pity really because we never got to fully exploit what the new VFR has on offer. It was an ideal chance to test out some kit that claims

The question of “will I like the new Moto Guzzi V7 classic?” boils down to how big your imagination is. Having just returned from the two-day launch around beautiful Lake Como (the home of Moto Guzzi), mine has clearly run away with itself

with GP technology and exotic cycle parts for a penny shy of fifteen grand, then the launch of the more affordable ‘R’ version can only be good news.Just as they did with the RSV Mille, now that WSB homologation has been dealt with, a more affordable base

YouTube VideoERROR: If you can see this, then YouTube is down or you don't have Flash installed.HERE'S a quick video straight from the Suzuki Hayabusa launch at the Salzburgring in Germany where the 195bhp hypertourer is being launched to the world