THE first of Husqvarna's new BMW-based road bikes has emerged in new spy pictures taken in Germany.Without wanting to seem to smug, Visordown revealed back in January that the BMW-owned firm was planning a range of 900cc machines based on a reworked

KTM has seemingly confirmed that it will launch the much-rumoured Duke 350 in 2013 followed by a Moto3-inspired 350cc sports single a year later.Speaking at the launch of the new Duke 200 in India, KTM boss Stefan Pierer is reported to have

NEXT year looks set to be a big one for Triumph with the launch of the new Trophy tourer being supplemented by a new Daytona 675 and this, the new Street Triple.Seen, like the Trophy, by photographers for Spanish magazine Motociclismo, the Street

of the New Mid concept bike, but it turned out the real Integra was a perfect facsimile of the New Mid, lacking the aggression of these drawings. Now Honda has announced it is to launch a new large bike as a follow-on to the New Mid (if the 700cc Integra

HONDA has just revealed a set of 400cc machines for the Japanese market. And yes, if you’re thinking they’re familiar, it’s because they’re sleeved-down versions of the new 500cc twins they’re offering over here.The name ‘CBR400R’ carries a weight

. KTM is doing something similar, albeit the other way around, by creating a faired sports bike from the platform of its Duke 390. And there are strong indications that Honda will soon launch a naked bike developed from the engine and chassis of the CBR

ride, visit any one of Honda’s motorcycle dealerships nationwide on Saturday 13 or Sunday 14 February 2010 for the ‘Start Something Special’ Valentine’s weekend official launch.Read Visordown's first 200-mile road test of the new V4 here.Further details

AS THE LINE between battery powered motorcycles and battery powered bicycles becomes closer with every new machine launched, Hirsch Design narrows the gap even further with the company's new 'Comoto'.An electric motor mounted in the rear wheel hub

APRILIA is set to launch a new 1200cc adventure-sports machine in the near future, to rival the new Yamaha XT1200Z Super Ténéré, BMW R1200GS and new Ducati Multistrada and here's what the new machine could look like.Details, other than the artist

BMW has unveiled a special edition GS range to celebrate 30 years of the company's iconic adventure sports machines.Launching the “30 Years GS” special edition versions of the BMW R 1200 GS, the R 1200 GS Adventure, the F 800 GS and the F 650 GS