Motorbike

The updates to the Fazer make perfect sense in this naked guise. It has the X-factor that the faired Fazer is missing and is really good fun to ride, as well as being a top commuter

How do you split five of the best supersport machines ever made? It's not easy, but using two of the UK's most successful and experienced racers, a Spanish race track and a day's riding on dry mountain roads is certainly a good start...

Honda’s tried and tested road legal Off-Roader that suits everyone

ucati has decided to go back in time to invest in its future by introducing two bikes from its new Sport Classics range. Back in the early seventies the Italian firm burst onto the big-bike scene for the first time with its big-bore V-twin engined road and race bikes.

Piaggio Vespa says:

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The Honda Zoomer is a funky scoot great for commuting and looking good around town

Yamaha says: Introducing the renewed, versatile and sporty X-MAX 250: A scooter as suited to weekend getaways as it is to daily commuting.

The Yamaha YBR 125 is Yamaha's top-seller and gets good reviews from its owners

The term 'Moto Guzzi sportsbike' is used in schools to teach English students what oxymoron means, along with honest politician, fast BMW and reliable Buell.

Ducati keep it in the family with a brand new baby Multistrada. Tim Dickson braves the worst of Sicily's weather to find out more

Niall travels to Holland to injure himself on purpose aboard Suzuki's new, and very grunty, four-stroke motocrosser

Niall gives Honda's '05 model CRF450 and 250 'crossers a muddy run for their money

KTM have a new 250cc MX bike and it's a belter. In 2007 it'll be road legal but meanwhile the '06 EXC enduro range gets a light tickle

Not a bad first-time effort for Buell, but lacks composure in the face of its peers

Big, refined and desirable trailie which does the business both on and off road. Only obstacle is the price

An Austrian brute pumped full of steroids is the only way to describe the first ever-pure streetbike from KTM. If Arnold Schwarzenegger was a bike he'd be the Super Duke…

It may not be a latter-day CB1100R, and it may be a bit soft around the edges, but the retro CB1300S is still a capable, competent machine