Motorbike

GSR750 versus life. Put through its paces on the commute, endless A-roads and twisty country lanes - how does Suzuki's middleweight stack up on UK roads?

The GSR750 trounces the GSR600 in every respect.

Middleweight heavyweight

Warp-Speed TT Triple

...and I still like it

Simple to ride, but don't let it fool you!

Would a 100bhp limit be the end of motorcycling?

We ride Triumph's top of the range Daytona on Bridgestone's new S20 tyres

Can you really have the best of both worlds?

Catching the ten-fifty from Hinckley

BMW have revised the S1000RR for 2012, here's a round-up of the reviews from the British press

We pitched the old and new models head to head on track

All the reviews of the new Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 in one place

Launch report

Flappy (paddle) future

The British press rate Honda's new 1200cc V4-engined adventure bike

Built for comfort

This is not a Honda!

The verdict from the motorcycle press on Ducati's revolutionary new superbike, the 1199 Panigale

Take a successful formula that's worked for over two decades then throw it in the bin and start again, from scratch. Welcome to the Italian way of thinking.

The Harley-Davidson Sportster 72 is a unique prospect that will probably prove to be just as divisive as ever.

Slim Boy Fat

For the last half of the day’s road riding on the Crosstourer launch I jumped on the DCT version. It’s easy to spot as it doesn’t have a clutch lever and there’s a weird handbrake contraption on the left hand handlebar.

The Sportster is the Ducati Monster of the H-D family – entry level. Although you can trace the Sportster’s roots back to the 1952 Model K (the first unit-construcion Harley) it was the 1957 XL with its overhead valves that started the Sportster family tree for real.