Sportsbikes

2013

£11,499
2013

£12,495
2013

Baby brother to the 1199 Panigale. Could this one be a better road bike?

2012

The 250 gains some muscle and goodies like a slipper clutch

2012

The best superbike money can buy. Honest.

2012

2012

£12,995
2012

Small tweaks all round for the S1000RR. Engine power remains the same but traction control, suspension, steering geometry, gearing and styling all get tweaks

2012

£10,695
2010

Steals the accolade of 'Thinking Man's Sportsbike' from the GSX-R750

£9,799
2011

Focused track weapon with race derived Öhlins suspension.

£8,054
2011

Big Headlines for the K11 with 9kg in weight lost, Big Piston Forks and Mono block calipers.

2011

Still retains the mad Zed feeling but backed up with best traction control in the business

2011

2011

2011

Cross-plane crank R1 gets slight restyling and traction control

£8,499
2006 to 2007

It wasn't broken but Honda fixed it anyway. Niall plays 'spot the difference' with a freshly honed 2006 Fireblade

£8,624
2000 to 2001

£8,320
2000 to 2001

Not the fastest or sharpest but has no real weak areas, other than finish

£8,310
1998 to 2005

As a road bike the Sport S is very good, with loads of low-down power, an excellent gearbox and low maintenance shaft-drive

£6,999
1997 to 2000

1997 saw Suzuki emulate it's success with the 750 race rep with the launch of the GSX-R 600.

£8,800
2005 to 2006

The GSXR 1000 is the very essence of GSX-R; riding it is everything biking should be

£11,999
2011

£13,735
2010

£14,999
2010