Motorbike

The CB650F is Honda's latest bid to excite existing motorcyclists while also attracting new ones. It manages the former. Let's hope it does the latter.

Smooth, comfortable, easy to ride, and now as safe as ever with Bosch ABS

IT  felt a little underwhelming when Honda announced the CB650F in November, a replacement for the popular Hornet 600 but making 14hp less. It's one of two new models using the same engine and frame, the other being the fully-faired CBR650F.

It still delivers a raw experience but KTM's revised supermoto is now more refined

As refined as ever and now with the added safety of ABS

Both are 125s and both are built by the big H. But which one deserves your cash?

First impressions of Kawasaki's J300 maxi scooter

Packing the world's biggest parallel-twin motorcycle engine and the kerb weight to rival a meteorite, we take the hefty LT through the hectic roads of London on the daily commute. Can it cut it?

The simplest way through London? You're damn right!

The Ninja 300 is a better performer. But does that make it a better buy?

Honda versus Honda in the battle of the 125cc scooters. One is bristling with technology. The other has recently been discontinued, but still offers great value for money second-hand. Which should you choose?

Suddenly half a dozen other models look too expensive - Yamaha's new MT-07 is more for less

It's got enough useable torque to drag a whale without going near the red line. Shame you need small feet to ride it.

The maxi scooter that's really a motorcycle

For under £3,000 can Korean manufacturer Daelim pose a threat to the competition?

YOU  could be forgiven for never having heard of the VJF250 RoadSport. Launched in 2012 to little fanfare, it never got much attention from the motorcycle press.

It has all the soul of a coffee maker and it’s exactly what motorcycling needs

It's a tool. It won't set the world on fire but it serves a purpose and carries it out well

The UK's most popular adventure bike is now faster and cleverer

Conventional commuter styling or modern Japanese good looks? That’s the choice if you’re torn between these two fine 125cc scooters