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Reviewed: Aprilia RS 457
Racy A2 sports bike is a real winner in our opinion
Reviewed: Ducati Multistrada V2 S
An all-new engine and monocoque frame signal big changes for the popular Ducati Multistrada V2 crossover
Reviewed: Triumph Tiger Sport 800
Is Triumph’s new Tiger Sport 800 ‘just right’? Phil West seems to think so…
Reviewed: Honda NC750X
What started out as a bit of an oddball has become one of the best-selling and longest-lived staples of Honda’s range – and for 2025 it has been improved yet again. Phil West headed to Portugal to ride it for us…
Reviewed: Triumph Speed Twin 900
Triumph’s least expensive twin gets a makeover and goes more upmarket for 2025, but is it really all that different…
Reviewed: BMW K 1600 GT
BMW’s super six takes on Honda’s iconic GoldWing in a bid to become the ultimate touring motorcycle
Reviewed: Voge 900 DSX
You probably haven’t heard of Voge, but this Chinese motorcycle manufacturer has big plans to break the European markets in 2025, as Phil West discovered…
Reviewed: Honda CB1000 Hornet SP
Honda’s new Hornet 1000 might well be the bike of 2025. Offering no-nonsense performance for a bargain price, it could be just what today’s rider is looking for. Adam Child rode the SP version to see if it delivers on the road…
Reviewed: KTM RC 390
The KTM RC390 has always been the sporty choice in the A2 segment, with its aggressive styling, race-level specifications and focused ergonomics coming together to create the ultimate first ‘big’ sportsbike. Is it the sportiest? We find out.
Reviewed: Husqvarna Vitpilen 801
Husqvarna’s classy roadster is a new addition for 2025. Adam ‘Chad’ Child headed to France to see if this ‘White Arrow’ hits the target…
Reviewed: Triumph Speed Twin 1200
Triumph’s stylish standard gets upgrades and a sporty RS derivative for 2025. Adam Child took them both for a spin for us…
Reviewed: Royal Enfield Himalayan 450
Royal Enfield’s utilitarian adventure bike has been a huge success since its introduction in 2016, but does the (slightly) more sophisticated new model still hit the target?