Motorcycle Features

'Fast' Freddie Spencer Interview

He strode the '80s GP stage as the man who won two world titles in a year and was the Rossi of his day. Step forwards, Freddie Spencer

The Best roads of Wales

On the Zed Thousand, in search of the very best roads in Wales. Mark Williams explains what makes Wales 'God's Own Country'

600 Evolution 1985 - 2003

The Rise and Rise of the 600

Eddie Kidd Biography

Eddie sits with Barry Sheene and Evel Knievel as a biking icon and now takes on his biggest challenge - to walk again. And who said white men can't jump?

BSA: The Hollywood Connection

Pre-war and preposterous tales from the old country on two wheels

AJS: The Manx Classic

Rare tales from the 'Golden Age' of British imbecility

Foggy's Little Wonder: The Petronas FP1 Story

Clean-sheet design to front-row start in the WSB opener in 16 months? Here's how...

Last Ride of the Summer

Having been relegated to a ten year-old Ford Escort for the past few months for reasons to dull to go into, I've now realised how much there is to miss when you've not got a bike

Living with a 2002 Aprilia RSV Mille R

Did Bertie get on with the RSV Mille R, read on for his longterm verdict...

Special K: Project ZX-7R

The Kawasaki ZX-7R is overweight, lardy and obsolete. Just like Bert in fact. But take both of these old buggers, strip them bare (well, maybe just the bike), put them on the track and what do you get? Carnage, probably. Behold Bertie's project ZX-7R

Icon - Todd Carty

East-End Veg Man

Colin McRae at Play

What do you do for kicks when your name's Colin McRae and your job is driving a 300bhp rally car over a variety of non-stick surfaces at 130mph? Simple, buy a bike. And not just any bike, a £35,500 British Superbike replica Suzuki GSX-R1000...

Sliding Stateside: AMA Flat Track

US Flat-tracking is changing its image and producing the next generation of future MotoGP and WSB racers. No longer looking like extras from the set of Deliverance, these new flat-trackers are cool kids with modern gear and a whole new attitude...

Carl 'Foggy' Fogarty columns from TWO magazine

Carl Fogarty has done more than enough to deserve this space to talk about anything that takes his fancy: racing, superbikes, Grand Prix, family, friends, fun and hanging out with pop stars in London nightclubs...

Chris Walker columns from TWO magazine

Chris Walker, GP, World Superbike, British Superbike; he's done it all. And here it is, in his own words

Icon: George Formby

One of motorcycling's icons, would you believe it..

The Three Dukes of the Gumball 3000

Every year, the maddest drivers with the fastest cars race across foreign contintents at highly illegal speeds. It's the Gumball 3000 Rally. This time, three blokes on Ducati 998s joined them for the 3,500 mile trip

Rocket Men - The Racing Haslam Family

The story behind the racing Haslam family

Living with a 2001 Suzuki DR-Z400S

No-one in the office remembers Ian Cobby, but he was a staffer on this magazine a long long time ago

Kenny Roberts - MotoGP Diary 2002-2003

In his column run from the mag, GP team owner and bona-fide living legend, King Kenny gave his opinions from a unique point of GP experience from running a two-stroke during the start of the MotoGP era and the hardship of developing the KR four-stroke

Icon: Two Fat Ladies - Proper TV cooks

Two thundering game birds who cooked thundering game birds, and batted about on a trusty Thunderbird combination

Living with a 2001 Suzuki GSX-R1000 K1

Alex Hearn used to edit TWO magazine and also had a Porsche Boxster with the number plate AL3X HN. Bonza!

Living with a 2001 KTM Duke II

Our Spuds lives life with KTM's crazy supermoto

Living with a 2001 Kawasaki ZX-12R

Too tall Mark goes for equally leggy ZX-12R. Match made in heaven?

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