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.
Clarke CHT862 235-piece mechanics tool set review
This 235-piece mechanics’ kit delivers workshop muscle and everyday versatility, turning “where’s that 10mm socket?” into a thing of the past.
Clarke CAR8MC 8m Retractable Air Hose Reel
Don’t get wound up. Get a Clarke CAR8MC 8m Retractable Air Hose Reel
Ducati pulls cover off 2026 Multistrada V4 Rally
Ducati goes all-in with updates to its powerful, all-roads touring machine.
Indian Motorcycle offers contributions, finance on several models
Want to ride a unique American cruiser for less than the average council tax bill? Indian Motorcycle is here for you.
Report: Most Britons want noise cameras
Three out of every five people responding to a recent survey say they want more noise cameras to tackle loud cars and bikes.
Triumph Bonneville 350 rumours surface
Alongside rumours of a new small-capacity engine there are now rumours of a baby Bonneville on the way.
Rumours swirl of V2-powered DesertX
Recent spy shots hint toward a new engine platform for the under-appreciated DesertX adventure motorcycle.
Verdict anticipated for UK biker couple detained in Iran
The family of a British motorcycling couple detained in Iran say they are frustrated and worried about a forthcoming verdict.
Business is booming for Hero as it plans UK market entry
Reportedly on the precipice of entering the UK market, India’s Hero MotorCorp is brimming with success.
NEXX promises new helmets for 2026
Maker of uniquely styled helmets NEXX says is teasing a new collection to be unveiled at EICMA.
Nottinghamshire Police warn of rise in motorbike theft
Following several recent motorbike thefts in the region, Nottinghamshire police are urging bikers to be aware.
Triumph rolls out electric trials bikes for riders of all ages
Triumph reveals four different electric trials bikes aimed at kids as young as 3.
New canvas jacket from Weise is AAA-rated
UK-based Weise has just revealed its latest jacket, which hides high levels of safety in a relaxed-looking style.
Oxford’s popular heated grips upgraded for 2026
Oxford Products updates its perennially popular heated grips with settings for thick-gloved riders.
Kawasaki appears ready to reveal KLE 500 adventure bike
After seemingly being derailed last year, it appears a new legitimate adventure motorcycle is coming from Kawasaki.
Ducati opens dealership in heart of England
If you want to sell bikes, move to the World’s Strongest Man’s hometown. That seems to be Ducati’s way of thinking.
Honda’s Japan Mobility Show plans have us intrigued
Honda’s Japan Mobility Show plans have us very intrigued. Is yet another electric motorcycle in the works?
Suzuki slashes prices on models by up to £1k
Like saving money? Then Suzuki has something to tell you.
Ducati Scrambler Nightshift gets sexy new paint
Ducati has made its sleek and sexy Scrambler Nightshift model even sexier
KTM updates 300 EXC HARDENDURO for 2026
KTM sticks to what it does best and delivers updates on one of its most extreme offroad tools.
BMW Head: no demand for electric motorcycles
BMW’s CEO has stated in an interview that there is no demand for electric motorcycles or motocross bikes.
Watsonian rolls out sidecar kit for CCM Spitfire Bobber
You won’t be going fast on a sidecar-equipped 600cc single-cylinder motorcycle, but you’ll be going in style.
Classically styled Honda CB350C Special Edition surfaces
Honda is offering a classic take on its popular CB350 platform in India. We want to see it come here.
Situation worsens for UK motorcyclists detained in Iran
Detained in Iran for more than eight months, British motorcyclists Lindsay and Craig Foreman are not doing well.