ever top speed.Now the green machine is available for 0% finance with monthly payments under £250 per month over a four year period.Kawasaki are also offering a range of finance packages on 15 other models, including the Ninja ZX-6R, ER-6 and Z1000SX.

SUZUKI has revealed the first pictures and details of its 2012 GSX-R1000 – and dashed any hopes of a revolutionary new superbike class leader in the process.The new bike is comprised of a series of tweaks rather than a radical rethink. The key

as the CBR500R are used, including the standard ABS.With the NC700X costing under £6000, the CB500X will presumably slot in somewhere in the region of £5000 – and if you were legally forced to ride a sub-47bhp bike for two years, as all new riders under

BMW's ultra-S1000RR, the HP4, is now officially on sale. As we predicted, BMW have opted for a December release (cos we all like riding our shiny new superbikes back home on freezing, salty roads, don't you know?)BMW says that "the high demand

production bike, the Moto 6.5 which certainly had head-turning (or stomach-turning, depending on your tastes) looks even if it was resoundingly rubbish in most other departments. A bigger version, the X-Ray, was used to demonstrate the firm's 1000cc V

Honest, it's a V6SAY 'Guten Tag' to an all-new German-made muscle bike complete with radical, supercharged 200bhp V6-engine.Dubbed the Horex VR6, the 1218cc V6 has been under secret development for the last five years, by German engineer Clemens

could be the touring bike based on the VFR engine, although a new Fireblade or even the much-rumoured V4 sports bike would also get an SC code (presuming it's a 1000, it won't be an “RC” like its predecessors, the engine's just too big). Whichever way

makes before committing itself to a new superbike project.If a new superbike is under development, the chances are the project is in its very early stages. With lead times on new bikes of at least three to five years, we're likely to be in the second

admissions during the concept's presentation that the firm hadn't made enough exciting bikes in recent years, and said the triple would “shape Yamaha's future motorcycle line-up” but stopped shy of spelling out exactly which models the motor would appear in

IF YOU'VE KEPT one eye on Visordown's news pages over the last few weeks you will have already seen Honda's new V4 in numerous leaked spy shots, but for those that want the official lowdown here's the first images of the company's long-awaited VFR