THIS picture from a Thai forum (thaispyshot.com) seems to suggest Honda is set to launch a 300cc version of the CBR250R in September this year.The bike looks identical to the 250, so presumably the changes are to the engine alone – perhaps as a

's launched, Ducati may have already replaced the 848 with a new Panigale-style middleweight sportsbike.The new F3 800 is expected to use the firm's MVICS electronics package and also come with ride-by-wire, ABS and power modes.The firm's F3 675 costs £9

. As the leader in this technology, BMW Motorrad presents new solutions in quick succession that usually soon become indispensable in series motorcycles. Now a new step in development is in the offing: the semiactive suspension control system Dynamic Damping

gearbox DVT model. Read his full sushi-inspired Honda VFR1200 first ride launch report hereThis time, Honda have brought us to Southern Spain for more of a real-world experience of the all-new machine. The 200-mile route comprised of around 60 miles

AFTER MY stint on the 1090RR, MV Agusta gave us the chance to immediately test the new 990R for best comparison.I was expecting just a slightly less savage, more managable bike but surprisinigly, it feels more different than you'd expect. The riding

YOU'RE LOOKING at the new 2010 Honda Shadow VT750C Black Spirit cruiser.The Shadow 750 was originally launched back in 2007 and was based on the VT750 Shadow. The new bike is powered by a twin-cylinder, 750cc engine, with electronic ignition

an Öhlins NIX 30mm cartridge kit. Retailing at £832.00 + VAT this is the kit of choice for many on both the Supersport and Superstock grids around the World. Both bikes, as well a Yamaha XJ6 with a newly launched Öhlins shock designed specifically for naked

widely announced plans for future models. Last year, the firm said it intended to expand to offer seven separate model ranges, up from three. With the launch of the Tiger 800 and by reshuffling the way it categorises its bikes, the firm has already

KTM IS REPORTED to be working on a host of new models for launch in 2012 and 2013, with a range of new engines to power several new Super Duke and Adventure models.According to Dutch website Nieuwsmotor, which has just visited the firm's Austrian

ASK A BIKE maker and they'd probably tell you that, with sales going through the floor throughout the western world, now isn't the time to be getting into the two-wheeled business.But that message doesn't seen to have filtered through to Daimler