JUST A QUICK pic of the new Victory Cross Country. It's designed for touring and uses the same 106 cubic inch motor in the rest of the Victory range. It will be available in the UK in July, price to be confirmed.

LOOKING LIKE an upmarket Segway, the Taurus is a self-balancing electric powered two-wheeler designed by Erik Lanuza . With a seating position similar to a motorcycle, riders use their bodyweight to control speed by leaning forwards and backwards

HUSQVARNA IS planning to launch the first of a whole range of new road-oriented bikes in late 2011 as part of a corporate plan to expand away from its traditional off-road market.The first of these machines will use a 900cc parallel twin based

.However, it seems the firm has decided to go ahead with the Crosstourer name for the new bike, filing for a trademark on the term last week, specifically asking for the rights to use it on “motorcycles and parts and fittings thereof.”It may opt to use an alpha

version launched in Spring 2012.Details of the engine have also been revealed: The engine is a larger version of BMW's 798cc parallel-twin used in bikes like the F800GS. However, unlike the BMW unit, the 900cc big-bore Husqvarna motor will use a 270° crank

is expected to be an all-new bike in the naked category and the NS700X is expected to be an all-new bike with 'all-road' styling. Think Crossrunner and you probably won't be far off.We don't think Honda will stop there and expect to see DCT appear in more

HONDA'S main new production bike to debut at next month's Tokyo Show is this, the CRF250L.Forget the old air-cooled 223cc single that used to carry that name, this is a road-going enduro-style bike that carries the same 22bhp engine as the new CBR

Rieju used the Milan show to launch their new 125 sports bike, the RS3. The Spanish manufacturer may have its roots firmly in dirt bikes but the RS3 delivers some pretty impressive sports bike spec for just £3,300 - nearly £700 less than Yamaha

of the bikes sold over here between 2001-2007, since it's barely been changed. A few up-to-date Kawasaki hallmarks like wavy discs and slim-spoked wheels differ from the retro bruiser we used to have here, but otherwise there have been no serious alterations

THE BATPOD replica, featured on Visordown.com over the last couple of years, has been spied in action on public roads.The futuristic replica, based on the machine used in the film Batman 'Dark Knight' was recently offered for auction on e