Bike news

As with everything in life, there are winners and losers, and we decided to take a look back at the year and pick our 10 stand out motorcycling winners from the year just gone.

Ducati’s first electric motorcycle has undergone its first tests in Italy, with MotoGP test tider Michele Pirro spinning laps of the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli on the V21L prototype.

Electric motorcycle manufacturers have given an unexpected blow after the UK government announced that it has revised the grant scheme used to incentivise the switch to battery bikes.

For many fans of sportsbikes, BMW’s M 1000 RR is probably the bike of 2021, and if a lottery win eluded you again this year, Danish toy masters LEGO have the perfect project for you this winter.

For motorcycle racing fans of a certain age, the name Brian Crighton is held with a certain amount of reverence.

For many fans of sportsbikes, BMW’s M 1000 RR is probably the bike of 2021, and if a lottery win eluded you again this year, Danish toy masters LEGO have the perfect project for you this winter.

Chinese electric scooter brand NIU has introduced two new models for 2022, including its first foray into motorcycle territory with the snappily titled RQi Sport.

Fancy honing your track skills with current and former British Superbike riders on the latest BMW machinery? Well now you can!

With a combination of a new steel trellis frame, long travel suspension, a 19” front wheel, their 937cc twin engine and a bucketload of tech, Ducati’s DesertX looks set to be seriously impressive.

One of Britain’s most iconic motorcycle brands, BSA, is set to return in 2022 with a new bike wearing the famous Gold Star name.

Lighter, more powerful and more refined than ever before. Could this be the range of Tigers that we’ve all been waiting for?

One of the greatest success stories of British manufacturing has hit a major milestone, as Triumph produced its 1,000,000th motorcycle of the modern era.