Motorbike

If you want a bike to have fun on, to commute on, to explore and maybe even have an adventure on, then you really need one of these.

Punchy, easy-to-handle Terra takes confident Cat and her girly hands through the test and for country weekends

Ben Miller sends some time with the GTR1400 and finds ten reasons to love and hate it

TWO's James Whitham reports back from the launch of KTM's sharp new RC8R

Niall Mackenzie puts Suzuki's 2008 GSX-R750 through a year of abuse. How will it hold up?

Sometimes bikes are launched that fail to excite and slip under the biking radar for one reason or another. We find three of the best.

Once upon a time they built unassuming bikes that were so good from the word ‘go’ that they didn’t change once during their production run

Large, simple and underdeveloped. But enough about our intern, Ian Stewart, Whit’s XR1200 proves that it’s as much fun as its owner

Aesthetically terms, the Kisbee scooter is stylish and prestigious with a fantastic finish. The slender silhouette, that streamlined wind-deflector giving it a dynamic look, its elegant chrome headlights, the design is decidedly modern: you've got it - it's a Peugeot.

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Aprilia launched the Shiver in 2008 but you probably wouldn’t have ventured to Italy on that bike, the Aprilia being the properly naked machine it is. The GT, however, has a skimpy bikini of a top fairing that changes the Shiver from a get-to-work bike into a proper tourer.