Chris Cope
Senior Staff Writer
Chris Cope is a fourth-generation journalist, originally from Texas. He has lived in the UK for roughly two decades and has been writing about motorcycles for most of that time. He has written for dozens of publications and websites in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia.
Being from the United States, Chris has a natural love for big, stupid cruisers. But don’t hold that against him; he will happily get behind the ‘bars of just about every kind of bike. As long as it goes far. And you can go far on anything.
MV Agusta reveals 2026 Brutale 800
The closest thing MV Agusta has to an entry-level machine, the Brutale 800 is revealed for 2026.
Oxford rolls out waterproof bags for luggage
Oxford Products offers up an affordable and simple way to keep your stuff dry on the road.
Kawasaki gets serious with new KLE500
It’s been a long time but Kawasaki is finally bringing a dirt friendly adventure bike back to Europe.
Keep your butt toasty-comfy with KEIS heated cushion
Warm bum, happy heart. That seems to be the philosophy behind this reasonably priced accessory from KEIS.
Weise reveals Rio trousers for women riders
UK-based Weise rolls out a new pair of textile trousers aimed specifically at women who ride.
Oxford rolls out new colours for Rainseal suit
Want to stay dry and be seen on dark, wet winter rides? Oxford’s got just the thing for you.
Vehicle transforms from tuk tuk to scooter in 3 minutes
Two wheels or three? Thanks to a project driven by Hero MotoCorp you’ll no longer have to choose.
Caberg set to unveil new lids at EICMA
Affordable helmet maker Caberg shares details of two models that will be joining its 2026 collection.
Norton reveals names of upcoming models
Norton is spilling the beans before its multi-model EICMA reveal by sharing the names of three of the models it intends to reveal.
Leaked communication shines light on Indian shake-up
Letters from Indian Motorcycle’s new owners to its employees and dealerships have been leaked, revealing future intentions.
2025 Harley-Davidson Street Glide Ultra - Road test review
Harley-Davidson’s flagship touring machine is a big, beautiful beast with one flaw that’s impossible to ignore.
Kawasaki sets date for new KLE unveiling
A year after Kawasaki started teasing its latest KLE model, the bike - assumed to be a 500 - is just days from being revealed.
Top 10 best low-seat adventure bikes
If you're shorter in stature, don't be put off an adventure bike - there's a huge variety of options with nicely low seats
This three-wheeled vehicle is blowing our minds
Imagine if all the vehicles at a mobility show went to a swingers party; this is the baby that would result.
Oxford unveils Mint Cleaning XL bike care kit
It’s bike-cleaning season and Oxford offers an all-in-one way to keep the muck off your pride and joy.
Polaris dumps Indian: What it means
Indian has found a new home outside of the Polaris family, but what does that mean for the historic brand?
2025 Harley-Davidson FXLRST Low Rider ST - Road test review
Harley-Davidson outdoes itself with this fire-breather wrapped in old-school cool.
Norton bringing 300 jobs to UK
The UK government says Norton’s plans in the Midlands will bring hundreds of jobs to the region.
Company says it can deliver 1,000-mile battery
EV haters are going to have to find a new thing to complain about if this technology turns out to be as good as its developers say.
Clarke BC1 6/12V Intelligent 1A Battery Charger
An affordable charger and battery maintainer that turns dead-battery panic into a problem of the past.
Suzuki gets its weird on for Japan Mobility Show
Suzuki may have a staid reputation but it is definitely thinking outside the box for the Japan Mobility Show.
Shoei announces limited edition Dean Harrison lid
Shoei announces a limited-edition helmet celebrating TT and road-racing legend Dean Harrison.
Yamaha has wild stuff planned for Japan Mobility Show
Here’s a look at some of the weirdest and most futuristic ideas that Yamaha will have on show.
UK motorcycle deaths increase 8 percent
Government statistics find that ‘a person is more likely to be injured… when travelling by motorcycle.’