Naked

Power is not proportionate to fun

New GSX-R1000 powered super naked from Suzuki

A week on Triumph's middleweight naked

Almost five years old but still commanding the same premium as much newer bikes. So it has to be good...right?

A rebored version of the Tuono V4 to give the super naked more midrange grunt

New wire wheels, more power and more advanced electronics compared to the Brutale Dragster - Gucci edition.

What not to do on a £14,000 loan bike

Long-term review part four

A latest-generation Ducati, only more affordable

The Kawasaki J300 long-termer gets swapped for a jaunt on the MT

WITH  Yamaha's MT-07 and MT-09 selling like hotcakes, it was only a matter of time before they made a 125cc version to go up against KTM's popular Duke 125.

Long-term review part two: We know it wheelies. What's it like on track?

The MT-07 has a subversive attitude few Japanese bikes can muster these days

The CB650F is Honda's latest bid to excite existing motorcyclists while also attracting new ones. It manages the former. Let's hope it does the latter.

IT  felt a little underwhelming when Honda announced the CB650F in November, a replacement for the popular Hornet 600 but making 14hp less. It's one of two new models using the same engine and frame, the other being the fully-faired CBR650F.

Suddenly half a dozen other models look too expensive - Yamaha's new MT-07 is more for less

It's got enough useable torque to drag a whale without going near the red line. Shame you need small feet to ride it.

We ride the stock bike on track and a slick-shod version that's had the power parts catalogue thrown at it. It's a different animal.

I've ridden KTM's new Super Duke and lived to tell the tale. Is it as mental as KTM make it out to be?

The urban fox

Yamaha's budget-priced triple is a triumph of engineering and far from a budget offering

Austria's latest hand-grenade gets lobbed at some lovely wet, bumpy, slippery UK roads...