HONDA UK has confirmed that the CRF250M, which was released in Thailand in January, is set to arrive on British shores. The supermoto-style bike is based on the popular CRF250L enduro, and differs from the latter in its smaller (17-inch) wheels

.Late last year, Yamaha’s Indian arm also confirmed it would have a 250-class sports bike as part of its 2014 model range. Honda too are ramping up their smaller-motorcycle offering with the announcement of the 2013 VTR250F.Will the YZF-R250 come to Europe

HONDA has announced that their new 'Bagger' Goldwing will make it to UK shores after all. The F6B was originally not slated for UK release, but this decision has been reversed 'due to projected customer demand'.We told you about the new Goldwing

YAMAHA’S forthcoming 250cc sports bike is no secret anymore, having been confirmed by top brass at the firm on more than one occasion despite no official release of pictures (see left for a mock-up currently doing the interweb rounds) or technical

IT would take a certain amount of blind faith to buy a Moto Morini – the bikes look great but you’d be forgiven for having nagging doubts about the firm’s financial footing.Those brave [or barmy] enough to overcome those fears seem to get a lot

LEXMOTO'S stylish new commuter/learner bike, the ZSX 125, is now available to buy.Priced at £1,499 RRP, the ZSX is £1,000 cheaper than the current segment leaders, Honda's CBF125 and Yamaha's YBR125. It comes with a one-year warranty - but some

YAMAHA has announced a new 400cc version of its X-MAX scooter for 2013.With 31.5 bhp and 25 lb-ft of torque from the liquid-cooled 395cc single, the new bike is capable of 90-plus mph, and should be pleasingly quick off the lights, as the 20 bhp/15

, designed by KTM and built in India by Bajaj Automotive.KTM already have a long heritage in small capacity racing motorcycles from the RC125GP and RC250GP models racing in MotoGP and now the new Moto3 bike, the RC250R.With KTM looking to boost its output

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

cosmetic tweak – in terms of equipment the bike is bog-stock Bonnie through and through. What it does get is a red frame, red mudguards front and rear and a fat red stripe down the centre of the tank. The remainder of the tank is finished in matt black