, comfortable, Overall: My previous exercise in buying a bigZ had been a miserable fail,(see review!)...Years later i am working in London in a small motorcycle shop called Checkpoint Motorcycles..(anyone remember it!)whilst MOTing it one day, I bought it

've seen 145 but if you can hold on - 165 is possibleStability - the most stable of all the nakedsBuild qualityReliability and Bullet-Proof engines that go on and onRarity - when was the last time you saw one?Price - (an undiscovered Gem in value for Money

every time. Truly all day comfortable with plenty of space on the back for the Missus. Mines done 95,000miles and still feels fresh!!Practical for just about every need, proper BMW luggage is brilliant and so quick to fit/remove. I love it would only

ComfortableTorquey EnginePowerfull Twin Headlamps'Unbreakable' Plastics Weaknesses: Solid handlingComfortableTorquey EnginePowerfull Twin Headlamps'Unbreakable' Plastics Overall: I bought one of these off the assembly line in the early days of Hinckly owned it for 15 years

months now, this thing is something else, you'll easily leave anything below 750 with red face. Tourings great, fueling in town or open road it perfect, any problems this bike did have has been well ironed out. People who judge ducati by the one 916 days

hard Engine capacity: 749cc Power: 106bhp Torque: 60lb ft Weight: 195kg Seat height: 795mm Fuel capacity: 19L Full Review: 1993 YAMAHA YZF750 Waves of nostalgia come flooding back. After all this was the bike - albeit a severely race-prepped one - I

In short:So Honda’s reincarnated Big One should find a place in the market this time round. In the UK the class is already quite busy but my feeling is that the CB1300 could well be the new class leader Pros:So Honda’s reincarnated Big One should

me of my RGV and I would love to get the chance to ride another some day. swabby: A brilliant race replica,RGV M 1991 Model in Blue/White is the best looker. Strengths: Looks,2 Stroke sound/smell,handling,so much fun to ride every sportsbike owner

: 140mph Engine capacity: 944cc Power: 83bhp Torque: 40lb ft Weight: 212kg Seat height: 820mm Fuel capacity: 21L 0-60: 4 seconds User 78749: Often described as "Ducati's best kept secret", this is one very capable machine - from touring to track

competition to look at as well! Pogster: I've owned a 2005 Burger for the last 3yrs, bought it at 3yr old with 300miles on the clock! It does the lot. Strengths: I've fitted a Givi rack, Givi ( large box ) heated grips multi point DC expander unit to the one