motorcycle magazines. The 675's success in these prestigious tests is a true testament to the bike, making it a real force to be reckoned with in the Supersports market.The Daytona 675 is available in Jet Black, Graphite, Tornado Red and Scorched Yellow

YAMAHA TECH 3 rider Colin Edwards topped the times at a sun-drenched Phillip Island earlier today.The Texas Tornado pipped current MotoGP world champion, Casey Stoner, by over half a second, with a 1:29.566 best.Honda-mounted Alex de Angelis

mapping,2010 Yamaha YZ450FKey features: Fuel injection, "Reversed" rearward slanted engine, Tornado exhaust, "Bilateral Beam" frame, New swingarm, Longer suspension travel. 

bike that's presumably been styled by British designer Adrian Morton (he of the latest F4, the F3, the Benelli Tornado and TNT and one of Tamburini's understudies in the design of the original F4). It's just a shame they haven't just released some

with Randy de Puniet whilst in qualifying for the Portuguese Grand Prix. The Texan Tornado underwent surgery on Monday and will return home to begin physical therapy, he has been advised by his doctor to wait until Catalunya for his return.Vermeulen has four

AMA rider and World Superbike wildcard, Shane 'Tornado' Turpin will be riding the 848 Challenge VIP bike this weekend at Cadwell Park.Turpin is an experienced AMA rider and raced as a wildcard at this year’s World Superbike event at Miller

rather more anaemic than necessary.Even so, presuming its price tag is as low as it should be (and since the real-deal, made-in-Italy Tornado 900 is currently only £5999 in the UK according to Benelli's website, we're guessing it will be seriously cheap

enhanced – the 2009 Daytona 675 hasalso been restyled, with a new cockpit, headlamp and screen. It comes in twocolour options, Jet Black and Tornado Red.The new Daytona 675 will be available in December and priced £7,499 otr*

's got a reasonably modern on-paper spec including injection, a DOHC four-valve head and six-speed gearbox. A part-steel, part-aluminium frame is reminiscent of the Tornado, while the 50mm USD forks and radial brakes certainly look the part, even

. In October 2005 it bought Benelli, whose previous owners, the Merloni Group, had developed the rapid Tornado 900 streetbike and raced it with some success in World Superbike before financial difficulties led to bills going unpaid and production being