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Reviewed: Zero DSR/X
Zero claims that their new Zero DSR/X is the world’s most capable electric adventure bike. But is it, and can an electric motorcycle truly be a proper, adventure machine?
Reviewed: Super Soco TC Max
Electric motorbikes are not just the future, they are right here, right now – as the popular Super Soco proves. We took one for a spin to see if deserves its bestselling status…
Reviewed: GASGAS ES 700
Fed up wrestling your big adventure bike around tight trails? Or even ringing the guts out of your pukka enduro bike on the road to get to the next green lane? Well, the new GASGAS ES 700 might just be the answer to your woes…
Reviewed: Aprilia RSV4 1100 Factory
With more power, less weight and more tech than ever before, are litre superbikes now too much to have fun on in the UK? We tried out Aprilia’s new RSV4 1100 Factory at Cadwell Park to find out…
Reviewed: Triumph Speed Triple RR
Triumph claim that their Speed Triple RR is ‘the ultimate sportsbike for the road’. So, is it?
Reviewed: Ducati Multistrada V2 S
In a world of big, powerful and heavy sports tourers, has Ducati created something special in their more user friendly, lower capacity Multistrada?
Reviewed: Ducati Scrambler Urban Motard
Ducati’s Scrambler range has grown from a few models back in 2015 into a brand all of its own. Ducati Scramblers offer a model for just about every retro taste and, for 2022, there’s a new kid on the block…
Reviewed: NIU NQi GTS
Premium electric scooter gets more speed and other updates for 2022
Reviewed: BSA Gold Star
One of the world’s most famous motorcycle brands has just been revived, and with it comes a reboot of its most iconic model…
Reviewed: Maeving RM1
British startup Maeving is the latest brand to throw its hat into the electric ring, this time with a premium retro urban runaround…
Reviewed: Ducati Hypermotard SP
Ducati’s Hypermotard has always been an impressive bit of kit for some fun on the roads, but how does it perform on track?
Reviewed: Suzuki GSX-R1000R
Suzuki’s latest generation GSX-R1000 made a bold impression when it was released back in 2017. But, five years on and with only minor updates, can it still cut the mustard?