Bike news

The Yamaha Tracer 900 – now named Tracer 9 – and GT models have been a continuously popular range of sports tourer since the first iteration of the three-cylinder bike appeared.

Iconic Italian manufacturer Ducati has given its versatile SuperSport model a makeover for 2021, giving it a sharper new family face and a reworked motor to make it comply with the latest Euro 5 emissions regulations.

Triumph has announced a new Tiger Sport 850 for 2021, giving the British brand a more road-orientated entry-level version to its Tiger 900 line up.

Ducati has given its XDiavel power cruiser range a mild makeover to go along with its Euro5 update, with black paint very much being the order of the day at the Bologna factory.

The clocks have gone back, it gets dark well before five o’clock, and you can see your own breath in the air. That can only indicate one thing, that winter has arrived, and the motorcycle season is well and truly over. Or is it?

The BMW GS range turned 40 this year, and the German factory celebrated by presenting the new R 1250 GS and R 1250 GS Adventure just in time for the landmark achievement.

Yamaha’s aggressive new model launch programme for 2021 is continuing with news of a new MT-09 SP, which is an upspecced version of the all-new MT-09 first revealed two weeks ago.

Honda has announced updates to seven of its carryover models for 2021, headlined by a restyle of the best-selling PCX125 scooter.

A new phenomenon has emerged in recent years, with large aerodynamic wings appearing on the latest generation sportsbikes.

From today (November 5) new coronavirus guidelines have been put in place in England until December 2.

Winter is upon us, and for some, that means their pride and joy gets tucked away in the garage until the drier, warmer roads re-emerge again in spring.

November is a time when motorcycle manufacturers proudly show off their new and updated wares, but it’s also a time when they get the paint brushes out and give some of their carry over models new paint and graphics.