Type: H4 talkToTheHat: Orange fringed and brighter than most stock bulbs Strengths: Brighter than standard bulbsOrange glow Weaknesses: Brighter than standard bulbsOrange glow Overall: I bought my first one of these in the HG closing down sale

very good suspensionLC4 Engine is strong - >50HP at the wheel, compared with barely 30 for the heavier KLRVery light - 155 kg stock and 148 kg after adding the expensive noisy titanium akropovic slip-on.230 kg payload. Other than a ginormouns BMW boxer

. Strengths: The bike makes a great noise, especially with the non stock Arrow cans that were available as a special offer with the bike. The handling is good particularly if the rear end is softened, the also helps the ride over potholes. For a Supermoto

Arranbru: Fantastic, well made leathers with very few gripes. Strengths: Well madeNot too heavy but enough to feel solidUnobtrusive race humpBright red interior (for those that are into that sort of thing...)Good stock armourGood ZipsNice Design

claimed 143bhp, which won't be far off the mark. Ducati tends to be fairly honest when it comes to power figures. That may be only 6bhp up on the stock 999 but that isn't the whole story. As well as different cams in the engine the 999S also has a lovely

service if you want any fun on your Hog. A couple of open cans and a jet kit transform any Harley from delivering a silent fart of power to something much more satisfying.In stock form, the 883 is pathetic; but the 1200 is much more rideable. Handling has

summer leathers. I think Richa discontinued this line in September 2012, so remaining stock now can be picked up at bargain basement prices. Jacket+trousers combo (all-round zip, track qualifying) can be picked up at <£200!

: I had one for 2 and a half years. Its a beast of a motorcycle, but the stock suspension and brakes are utter crap, and required emergency corrections. Its a heavy, pretty torquey bike, which while being user friendly if you are gentle, WILL bite your

, will cruise on the motorway for hours in total comfort, and is a VERY easy bike to work on (barring the aforementioned valve adjustments...)I give it 4.5 out of 5 stars. Also, it would be worth considering a front rotor upgrade, as the stock discs tend to warp

Production date: Feb 2007 Price new: 9499 Engine capacity: 998cc Power: 139bhp Torque: 75lb ft Weight: 181kg Seat height: 810mm Fuel capacity: 18L 0-60: 2.6 seconds Tank range: 140 miles Full Review: Bullock, for those who aren't from farming stock, is a cow