KTM has hinted it's planning a larger-engined version of the company's stunning new Duke 125.Company President Stefan Pierer said the Austrian manufacturer “we are working in a single cylinder motor of 250 - 300 cc, with four valves and double

ROYAL ENFIELD will unveil the Woodsman 500, the latest in a long line of Bullet motorcycles, at this year's NEC Bike Show.The Bullet has been in continuous production since 1949 and the Woodsman is inspired by the street scramblers of the late 1950

engine (courtesy of its Chinese overlords at Qianjiang) into a street bike called the Uno C 250. According to the specs its got a 24.5bhp single, a steel trestle frame (unlike the firm's new 600, those 'aluminium' bits are just plastic covers) and even

pleasure. The motor is up on power and torque and the chassis has been stiffened to give a slightly sharper ride. The four-piston rear disc offers as much performance as the single front rotor and is enough to haul the Street Bob's considerable 290 kilos

is widely considered to be the most uncompromising and single-minded street bike BMW Motorrad has ever produced.Throughout the Megamoto's concept and design phases, a key goal for BMW engineers has been to deliver pure characterful performance

Breaking news: Press release direct from TriumphThe countdown is over! The much awaited Triumph Street Triple was officiallyunveiled to over 5,000 Triumph owners on at the Triumph Tridays in Neukirchen, Austria.The Street Triple offers 675cc of pure

BMW F800R (£5925) and Triumph’s Street Triple R (£6229). Just as 600s offer an alternative to 1000cc superbikes, so street bikes like these can be more fun than their bigger siblings (more of which on p56), but can the BMW really overshadow the awesome

JERRY Burgess, Valentino Rossi's Crew Chief has spoken out against the single-make tyre rule that will come into effect in 2009.Burgess reckons that Carmelo Ezpeleta, MotoGP's commercial director, has forced through the ruling to try and make

A SCOTTISH Court has slapped a biker with a three-month driving ban after he was caught riding at more than 100mph on a stretch of road with a 60mph limit.Twenty-three-year-old Craig Simpson, of High Street, was also fined £400 after Sheriff Robert

(including the seat), a single-sided swingarm and a superfat rear tyre all give Brad's bike a seriously cool look.Last month Visordown reported how another of Pitt's hand-built machines left the actor stranded as it failed to start, while the star