France

With no fixed route, unpredictable spring weather and a new cross-border scoring area, the 2026 100 Colls remains one of Europe’s most demanding non-competitive motorcycle events.

QJMotor has revealed a new SRK 800 Dark Edition, but sadly, it’s only coming to France - for now at least!

Tens of thousands of motorcyclists took to the streets in France to protest against what are described as ‘restrictive’ mandatory technical inspections

The viral video showing a rider-less Harley-Davidson in Paris has finally been figured out

UK bikers travelling to France this summer need to get a Crit'Air sticker to travel in certain regions, or risk a fine of up to £154

Fourgeaud was the man behind Mash Motorcycles and also SIMA which imported Royal Enfield, Moto Morini and Hyosung into France

A police chase which began with a stolen motorcycle in Italy was concluded two months later with a truck in the south of France, it has appeared.

French bikers have taken to the streets in an attempt to overturn the governments' U-turn on mandatory motorcycle safety testing

A wave of strikes from workers in the energy industry has led to a fuel shortage in France, with many petrol stations running dry, especially in Paris.

A French region is currently trialling a new road surface which replaces oil with a plant-based bitumen as a binding agent.

Paris has seen noise radars since last year, and now they are being introduced in more areas. Of course, motorcycles are the primary target.

France and Britain share a problem of young people riding motorcycles. But the governments of neither country know how to fix it.

Government and corporation discounts in France mean that the French people could see fuel prices equivalent to 60p lower than in the UK.

More than 100 motorists were fined for slowing down to film an HGV that had caught fire after colliding with another truck on 13 July.

A supermarket chain has implemented a plan which will allow for up to 40 litres of fuel to be exchanged for vouchers to be used in-store.

A Romanian man driving in France ended up travelling 10km in the wrong direction on a motorway after losing his toll ticket.

A French speed camera that was operating near a construction site was removed and thrown in a ditch at the side of the road.

A simple mix up at the fuel pumps damaged more than 40 cars with a total damage bill of more than 30,000 euros in central France.

France is set to lower the noise limits at its race tracks from 2024 from 102dB to 95dB, as the country looks to combat noise pollution.

The Parifex Nano speed camera can not just measure a vehicle's speed, it can calculate distance, acceleration and much more