engine is extremely difficult and almost impossible.What is an average age of a 2012 Fireblade customer?Around 40What was the age of a Fireblade customer back in 1992?It was around 25 I think... European customers have been getting steadily olderOf all

and claim it's slicker. Will we see these changes on the standard Speed Triple too?Yes, we've made many changes to the gearbox over the years, however this new gearbox is almost completely redesigned, with 10 of the 12 gears and both shafts being new. Also

and broken roads, so we chose the 17" wheels and Pirelli Scorpion tyres as they offer good grip on the road, but have an all-road look. Of course, you could always put sticky tyres on should you wish!4. If you're after a decent tank range, why is it 1,043cc

the most time working on?Suspension. I only weigh 55kgs, so I am very light and this has certain problems for the bike. At the moment I am working with Kayaba and the guys who do suspension for the super-quick Grand Prix racers like Sebastian. The guy from

World Superbike star Simon Crafar had scores of podium finishes in the 1990s on his Kawasaki, despite never winning a race. That is until he moved to 500cc GP racing with Red Bull Yamaha in 1998, where he won the British round battling against Mick

With Suzuki withdrawing from MotoGP for 2012 Paul Denning is remaining focussed with Crescent Suzuki's full-time debut in the World Superbike championship this season.In this team released interview, Denning discusses the competition in the WSB

Click here for the Kawasaki ZZR1400 review and see the 186mph onboard video here.The UK journos sat down with the team behind the ZZR-1400 to talk about the new bike in detail. Here are seven interesting nuggets of information from the guys who saw

that I used to race round a field.Where did you get your Flathead from?I bought my Harley 10 years ago from a guy up north. He fixed it up to its current condition. It cost me �5000 - I had just made some money with the band for a change, so I thought

people and easy to get on with, Honda people are more like city folk. How has the job changed since you started?Now there's some organisation in the scheduling! You have 10am practice and a 2pm practice on two days and a race at 3:00pm. But go back 20

raced there until I was 17 then came back to the UK and have stayed ever since.You were 10 times british motocross Champion. What was the highlight?I’ve won in 125, 250, open class and supercross. The only thing I never won was four strokes because I