KAWASAKI UK has revealed prices and availability of the company's 2011 Z750R naked.The three-quarter litre machine will go on sale in January 2011 at £7140, including 20% VAT.Visordown's on the European launch of the all-new 750cc naked, so check

JUST hours after we broke the news that Piaggio was planning to rebrand the Gilera GP800 as an Aprilia and give it an RSV4-style facelift the firm has released a single image of the bike.And, well, it's just what we said it would be. Underneath it

VISORDOWN'S at the launch of the all-new 2011 Triumph Speed Triple at Ascari Circuit, Spain, and here's a first look at the new machine at the stunning 5.8km racetrack.Our wizened-but-brisk tester Mark 'MF' Forsyth has greased his way onto the event

DUCATI HAVE updated their 1198 range.The standard 1198 comes with the addition of Ducati Traction Control (DTC), the Ducati Data Analyser (DDA) and the brand new Ducati Quick Shift (DQS) fitted as standard equipment on all versions.For 2011

HUSQVARNA'S latest supermoto, the SMR511 has been released.Featuring a four valve, dual camshaft, fuel-injected 478cc engine, it weighs 118kg and features fully adjustable Marzocchi 50mm inverted forks with 250mm of travel. The rear Sachs shock

HUSQVARNA IS planning to launch the first of a whole range of new road-oriented bikes in late 2011 as part of a corporate plan to expand away from its traditional off-road market.The first of these machines will use a 900cc parallel twin based

'll be making a speech at a Motorcycle Hall of Fame fund-raising event in Daytona on March 11, at the end of the annual Bike Week.Speaking about the event, he said: “For me, motorcycling has always been about the journey, about the people, about the ideas behind

HONDA UK has announced the Honda CBF1000FA is now available from official Honda dealers, priced at £8,875 OTR.Originally designed and launched as a CBF1000 in 2006, this latest addition features a sporty, single exhaust end-can to its 998cc Honda

middleweight Aprilia until after it's been launched to US customers. Either way, the machines will be an exciting addition to the existing UK middleweight market.