Top speed: 30mph Engine capacity: 49cc Weight: 110kg Seat height: 775mm

Top speed: 129mph Engine capacity: 249cc Power: 65bhp Torque: 29.5lb ft Weight: 140kg Fuel capacity: 19.5L

In short:A race winner from the crate. Bettered only by its 550cc brother Pros:A race winner from the crate. Bettered only by its 550cc brother Cons:A race winner from the crate. Bettered only by its 550cc brother Top speed: 100mph Engine capacity

In short:Bizarre looking Philippe Starck concept bike with Pegaso engine Pros:Bizarre looking Philippe Starck concept bike with Pegaso engine Cons:Bizarre looking Philippe Starck concept bike with Pegaso engine Top speed: 115mph Engine capacity: 649

Pros: Cons: Top speed: 65mph Production date: 2011 Price new: 3999 Engine capacity: 125cc Power: 15bhp Torque: 8.5lb ft Weight: 120kg Seat height: 820mm Fuel capacity: 14.5L Full Review: Since 1993, more than 100,000 RS 125 two stroke bikes have

In short:Excellent supermoto fun at a restricted rate Pros:Excellent supermoto fun at a restricted rate Cons:Excellent supermoto fun at a restricted rate Top speed: 90mph Engine capacity: 124cc Power: 33bhp Torque: 17lb ft Weight: 108kg Seat height

as its faired siblings, but the more upright riding position will make more sense for learners Top speed: 80mph Engine capacity: 125cc Power: 14bhp Torque: 12lb ft Weight: 122kg Seat height: 805mm Fuel capacity: 14L hotwire: Handling GOOD!!! Fast GOOD

's front set-up) is enough to stop the Pegaso on its nose from any speed it can reach - Aprilia claim a 106mph top end - while the rear does enormous skids. And if it's that sort of behaviour that appeals then a Pegaso could be right up your urban

Top speed: 135mph Engine capacity: 749cc Power: 92bhp Torque: 60.5lb ft Weight: 180kg Seat height: 880mm Fuel capacity: 12L ensonricky: Great looking bike with the much needed bonus of having multi adjustable suspension over the standard bike

Top speed: 130mph Engine capacity: 750cc Power: 95bhp Torque: 60lb ft Weight: 189kg Seat height: 810mm Fuel capacity: 16L Full Review: Aprilia launched the Shiver in 2008 but you probably wouldn’t have ventured to Italy on that bike, the Aprilia