AROUND 50,000 miles of the UK's rural roads are to have their speed limits reviewed, it has been revealed.Around 25,000 miles of the country's road network have already been reduced in a bid to increase safety; councils around the country

I headed up the M1 this week to the Triumph Factory in Hinckley. The Speed Triple was due its 12000 mile major service and the workshop also had some new shiny bits to add to the bike for me.Service intervals are every 6000 miles which is more than

all to suit. But there's a dark side. The Government is experimenting with automatically speed-limiting bikes via satellite tracking. Is a future of sticking rigidly to strictly enforced limits on the cards?Quite possibly. But why us? Aren

could achieve that one perfect run through the Bonneville timing lights? We tracked down Munro's son, John, in New Zealand, to find out what his father was really like and why he dedicated his life to making offerings to the God of Speed. The pictures

TREES are at the centre of a new low cost, speed-reducing initiative Norfolk County Council are hoping will curtail speeding motorists and reduce anccidents.The organisation's road safety wing has found that stategic positioning of trees at certain

ACCORDING to reports in the Daily Express newspaper, linked speed cameras that can track a vehicle over long journeys and then work out if they have broken the speed limit at any point during the trip, are being tested in the UK. The linked system

We've teamed up with Michelin to offer the chance to win two pairs of tickets for the Goodwood Festival of Speed.There are two ticket prizes up for grabs for the weekend festival. The first prize is a pair of tickets for the VIP overnight camping

You might not have heared of Coyote, it's a speed camera alert system.They're popular in mainland Europe but they've only recently come to the UK. The whole system is community driven to keep the information as up to date as possible.I've been

blogs about the Speed Triple. He also has the SE, small world!Parts of the German countryside are just stunning and as I’ve come to expect with many places in Europe the roads are sweeping, reliably smooth, racetrack like and largely free of traffic. I

of increased marketing hype and tenuous links to racing, it appears the R now gets splashed around so much that it is to motorcycles what the word 'executive' is to a block of flats.So is the Speed Triple R worthy of its R status? Better suspension? Check. More