We like this - courtesy of our friends at FTWCO.Spot the two rear wheel brake calipers. Spot the proximity of passing traffic. Spot the plethora of protective clothing.Probably not a good bike to buy when it comes up on the secondhand market

Spotted this video this morning and had to share it.A few things to note: The tea strainer adds a nice touch of English class to pre-race refreshments - particularly important when racing on foreign turf with their strange customs and odd diets

Spotted this delicious Z1000 on bubblevisor’s site, the other day. It is living proof that metallic brown paint is the new black. As is the case with some of these blog sites, there’s very little or no information about the bike, just a pic

IF YOU'VE never been to the Tokyo show before, let me tell you this: you’re missing nowt.‘You picked a bad year to come,’ said the Yamaha designer and he was spot on. Three halls of mainly Japanese car manufacturers and lots of empty spaces wasn

and final session.He was spot on, too. The Stowe circuit looks really simple as a map on a blackboard but it gets much more technical as you up the pace a bit. I did about three quarters of the final session before chronic arm-pump made me head for the pit

Wasn’t feeling too hot on Saturday morning after a particularly thirsty London night out the evening before but I found my pick-me-up in a most unexpected package.Sifting through the mail I spotted the BMF ‘Motorcycle Rider’ magazine envelope

hitting the same spot on the track lap after lap, all while hardly breaking a sweat.He’d come past me at an incredible rate as he lapped me again and again, and made sure it was close, very close, sometimes so close he’d just bash me out of the way

of developed my own technique of being seen and it’s largely based on placing yourself and your bike in the part of road that makes you the most visible to the hazards that you spot and anticipate – if that makes sense?When I was an arrogant seventeen year old

on the crowd without having to get heavy handed. The marshal I watched  at the top of Deer’s Leap (we were directly opposite him) couldn’t have been more attentive if he’d tried – he spotted every smoking bike, every stability issue, every close pass, every off