capacity: 399cc Weight: 160kg Seat height: 760mm Fuel capacity: 15L jwer23: Big fun from a little bike, at a little price! Strengths: Great fun to ride, very confidence inspiring due to low power and lovely handling. Chassis is more than capable of extra

of their lone and ongoing crusade in the world of the three-quarter litre sportsbike. Although they weren't going to miss out on the 1000cc boom, or the 600cc one for that matter either, as the WT turned out to be the founding father of both the 600 and later

Pros: Cons: Engine capacity: 249cc Power: 63.4bhp Torque: 32.5lb ft Weight: 140kg Seat height: 810mm Full Review: Introduced in late 1994, The RS250 was a real alternative to the dwindling base of race-inspired stroker 250s. Then in 1998 it had a

find several elbow-down shots of people on these bikes. Or just look at a selection of the race winners from 400cc race classes over the last few years.It's the fastsest overall of the 400cc sportsbikes, the most powerful, the lightest, and unlikely

to the almost two-stroke power characteristics of the ZXR and GSX-R, the NC30’s welly is delivered in a relaxed and constant flow. Yet it isn’t very inspiring and it’s a little, well, dull. The CBR with its race can and sorted fuelling has the same amount