It's no secret that the biking population is getting older but this patent from Honda seems to suggest they're working on the solution – something that can keep you on two wheels however decrepit you become.Like the firm's incredible U3-X electric

BRITISH firm Gibbs is pretty much unique in making amphibious cars and not long ago we revealed they'd also designed a water-going trike. Well now they're working on a two-wheeled version.Patents show that the company has designed a jet-ski style

IT takes time, effort, dedication and money to pursue a patent on an idea, and that makes some of the more, erm, unusual ones seem all the more incredible.This little gem has just cropped up. Unfortunately, the applicant didn't see fit to supply

OK, so we've seen suitcase-style motorcycles before (see Honda's Motocompo for the ultimate expression of the idea) but this is a new one on us.A patent filed by US firm Boxx Corp from Portland, Oregon, the picture shows a rectangular bike that

WE'VE been avidly following the progress of Boxx Corp's suitcase-style bike from its original patent and now the finished product has been released.The electric bike is just a metre long and has a top speed of between 28 to 35mph with a battery

REGULAR readers might remember the weird-looking suitcase-shaped motorcycle that was patented by never-before-heard-of American firm Boxx Corp a few months ago.Back then, a search for Boxx Corp's website revealed a single page, with a picture of a

NOPE. It's not a Yamaha YZF-R125. Can't you tell it's actually a Genata GM125YZF-R?Yes, in China it seems that patents, copyrights and trademarks all have a slightly different meaning, and the result is this, erm, shall we say “tribute” to Yamaha