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 | There have been a handful of new sportbike models making headlines this year, especially in the liter-bike class. With the new Yamaha R1, Aprilia RSV4 and the introduction of BMW to the class it has been a good year for displacement junkies.
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 | Since we as motorcyclist’s age like a fine wine as the years go by we tend to gravitate towards a more balanced motorcycle rather than ride the razor’s edge of a true sport bike. Want proof? Look no further than the sport touring market as that s
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 | Firstly, I am a very lucky and privileged guy. Getting a chance to ride something this new so soon after the official launch doesn’t happen to menials like me, so to get a test ride on this bike, which for most people meant putting down a £2000 d
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 | When Triumph resurrected the Bonneville and morphed that chassis and motor into different looks, they decided to call this their “Modern Classics” family of motorcycles.
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 | Once I got over the 400 pound vs. 700 pound bike and the sportbike to cruiser transition I was ready to give it a good preliminary once over. Out came the magnifying lens and the fine tooth comb. OK so now that the splinter is out of my finger and my
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