Motorbike

Rob Hoyles rides the all-new FZ-1 in South Africa

Rob Hoyles writes about Yamaha's new MT-03

Harriet experiences the K4 GSX-R600

I don't think I would have had so much fun and learned so much over the past year as I did on the 2004 SV650 K4 from Suzuki.

Tim proves that the Yamaha R6 can handle the tracks, the commute and life as a tourer

Aprilia is back on track thanks to Piaggio, with refreshed versions of their top-selling Mille

Yamaha says: If you're looking for a smooth and efficient way to get about town, few other modes of transport come close to matching the performance of the Cygnus X.

Piaggio Vespa says:

Yamaha says: Be charmed by the Majesty 400's blend of practicality and performance. The die-cast aluminium chassis and low centre of mass boosts handling at all speeds, while the twin-eye bodywork offers fuel-saving aerodynamics and weather protection.

The last time I rode anything with an MZ badge on the tank, it was a ratty old two-stroke commuter that smoked like a chimney and had the disturbing habit of leaving various parts littered behind it on the road.

If you want a practical machine that is a cracking good laugh to ride the Multistrada is well worth a look-in

The original naked bad boy gets some extra bling and even more fire in its belly. Jon Urry braves an Italian hill climb course on the new Tuono Factory

A stylish Moto Guzzi in an understated way

Still a stylish, traditional machine, but now with added protection from the elements and luggage capacity

The always enjoyable Mille just got lighter, sexier and handles better than ever. Top stuff!

A beautiful machine finally gets the power output it deserves and now goes as well as it looks

Arguably the most beautiful motorcycle of all time, the Agusta is let down only by a slightly underpowered 749cc engine

As chunky and solid as the Le Mans, but approaching a slightly more naked bike style

It's big, but it isn't clever, the Le Mans is very shiny on the surface, but we suspect deeply oily underneath

The most laid-back baby Harley

The baby of the Guzzo range aimed at cruiser riders who don't want a big scary cruiser. To be fair, the Breva is probably a much better bet