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

you actually ride on a motorbike?I do; I have a motorcycle licence and luckily enough Yamaha manage to provide us with a fantastic bike all the time but there’s also one thing - you’ve got to be careful having a motorcycle on the road

transport container when the tsunami struck Japan in March 2011. When Peter Mark found the bike, still in the container that had kept it afloat for more than a year, Yokoyama was traced via the bike's licence plate.Although Yokoyama had lost his home

and bring appropriate riding gear and both parts of your licence.The final test ride event will take place at the Brands Hatch BSB on the 21st July.

to rise by 22 per cent over the next 10 years.By 2017, there will be 82,400 ninety-year-olds driving on the roads and by 2022 there will be over 1,280,000 drivers over 80.Currently, motorists are required to renew their licence at 70 and then every three

HONDA announced prices for its 2013 models at Motorcycle Live, at the NEC in Birmingham.The company's packed stands reflected high public interest in its new A2-licence-friendly 500cc models, which have been keenly priced to bring in as many new

professional at the start of a person's driving career, with subsequent mandatory re-testing every 10 years linked to driving licence photocard renewal.As a result of a report commissioned by RSA, which concluded that crashes caused by poor driver vision

there are still licence breaks at 250cc – but just as the 2013 Ninja 300 and Ninja 250 are visually identical, if it's real it's likely to be a perfect representation of the naked 300 that we're expected to get.The name ER250C is used on the drawing, suggesting

and Friday to catch anyone who's been tempted to have a couple on the boat, and that there will be patrols out between Thursday and Sunday on the look out for illegible licence plates, speeders or dangerous riding. Anyone stopped, regardless of the reason

and technology.Will it ever really go into production? Quite possibly. But while L-plate riders over here seem happy to spend a few hundred quid on unknown-brand Chinese scooters, there's a big step to actually persuading 'real' (ie licence-holding) motorcyclists