Adventure

Catching the ten-fifty from Hinckley

Launch report

Flappy (paddle) future

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

Built for comfort

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 first middleweight Chinese bike

Progressive Jazz

Kawasaki add to the Versys range with a new 1000cc older brother, here's what the British press made of it

A four-cylinder big brother to the popular Versys 650. It's not aimed at the GS, so who is it aimed at?

Where to start?

Just doesn't quite deliver like the Terra. The engine feels soft, it's fairly uninspiring.

Despite power being the same as the Strada, the engine easily overwhelms the off-road tyres and makes this bike a giggle to ride

Anti fog visor - Anti scratch visor - Bluetooth option - Double D ring retention system - Multipoint Ventilation - Removable cheek pads - Removable Liner - Multiple shells

A luxurious trip to a café in Dungeness

Honda's reworked VFR800 in a new 'Adventure' guise

The bold, brash and huge 1200 GS Adventure takes on its dad - the tough, slugging film star 1150 GS Adventure in the wilds of Wales.

Fancy an ER-6 but find it a bit too small? The Versys offers relief. Kawasaki's lanky new 'any road' tool

Ill conceived Italian mismatch or a bloody good secondhand buy - Jon Urry gets intimate with the Multistrada