is sending some of its smaller 150cc Indian-made R15 sportsbike (pictured above) to Japan to test the market over there.There's no word on the 250cc bike's configuration – its rivals are split between singles and twins and Yamaha could follow either route

TRIUMPH have revised the Tiger 1050 with upgraded suspension, sportier riding position and new graphics.The 2012 model-year bike features upgraded suspension consisting of redesigned internals and new damping characteristics front and rear, with a

HARLEY-DAVIDSON has announced two additions to its lineup for 2013, the new 'Softail' Breakout and a special incarnation of its existing Street Bob cruiser.The Breakout will be priced from £15,645 on the road and sports a retro-styled low

BMW’s new R1200RT – which shares the part-water-cooled motor of the new R1200GS – has been caught on camera in Tenerife's Canadas del Teide.The bike comes as no surprise; given the debut of the new engine it’s inevitable that it will find its way

AN 800cc version of MV Agusta's F3 675 will be on sale early 2014.MV have stated that the project is well under way, with development models undergoing final testing.The inline-three cylinder engine for the new model already exists in the Brutale

DAY TWO of BMW's launch for the three new boxer-engined models for  2010 - 1200 GS, Adventure and RT - took us away from the coast road between Malaga and Almeria into more mountainous terrain.The proposed route through the Sierra Nevada had

machine, along with the news that Kawasaki UK has NO plans to bring the liquid-cooled 203kg (kerb weight) 400 into Britain.The decision not to bring the bike into the UK has been met with some controversy; many believe the new machine would be the perfect

KAWASAKI have unveiled their self-hyped 2011 ZX-10R race bike at the Nurburgring circuit, Germany.The images give us our best pictures yet of what the 2011 Kawasaki ZX-10R road bike will look like.Here's what Kawasaki have to say about it:The all-new

THIS photocopied picture shows a new Yamaha sports bike that's never been seen in public before – and it could be the firm's response to the Honda CBR250R.The new bike's design appears to be based on that of the existing Yamaha R15, a 150cc machine

.Well, it turns out it was the latter, with spy shots revealing both versions of the machine on test. Motorcycle USA has pictures of both the motorcycle version, which it is calling a new CBF, and the scooter which is clearly a production version of the New Mid