PRINCE WILLIAM did what any biker would do and helped out a girl taking part in Enduro Africa who fell off her bike yesterday.According to The Sun Wills got on her bike and rode it up a steep gorge before climbing back down to his bike

Prince William is reported to be planning another motorcycle trip, inspired by his previous experience participating in the popular charity ride 'Enduro Africa'.William and his brother Harry undertook the challenge in 2008, riding 1,500 kilometers

AVID motorcyclist Prince William is rumoured to have a Ducati Diavel Carbon on his wedding gift list.Our source - a motorcycle dealer - claims he sold a Ducati Diavel Carbon to a company who work for a Middle-Eastern royal family. The company bought

ACCORDING to an inside source Prince William has been having some problems with the electrics on his Ducati 1198SP, however it wasn't a result of an infamous Italian reputation - a pack of mice have been nibbling away on the wiring loom.The result

PRINCE WILLIAM has ordered a top of the range Ducati superbike, costing over £17,000.The motorcycle-loving Prince has owned his fair share of bikes, from a Yamaha XT600, to a Honda Blackbird. Last year Prince William was spotted riding a Ducati 1198

Royal Princes to bike across AfricaIT SEEMS that it’s not just the average middle-aged bank manager who lusts after the bit of manufactured ‘excitement’ served up on a Sunday afternoon by McGregor and Boorman – Princes William and Harry are

Prince William - replete with sponsor-clad leathers PRINCE WILLIAM turned up in style to a play in a polo match at Coworth Park club in Ascot, Berkshire, last weekend on his new Ducati 1198S.The future King of England rode into the event on the £14

SOME OF the riders taking part in the 100-mile Enduro Africa adventure have complained the presence of Princes William and Harry have marred their enjoyment of the trip.Speaking to a number of South African journalists, some riders admitted

for the supported charities in back-to-back rides, 160 fresh customers raring to go and all topped off with the Royal seal of approval in the shape of William and Harry, who turned up with four of their best chums and promptly rode the wheels of their Honda CRFs

ENDURO AFRICA has come under fire after numerous complaints about some of the riders' behaviour - some of it levelled at the Royal brothers, William and Harry, who are taking part on the 1000-mile adventure.Complaints include the princes