One piston, two wheels and a whole lot of bend-slaying laughs: we’re re-booting the SZR660!
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Kawasaki ZX-7RR H2
What do you think? Should Kawasaki revitalise one of the best-looking sportsbikes ever built?
Read moreHonda CBR1300XX Super Blackbird
With rumblings of a new Hayabusa in the wings and the all-new Kawasaki H2 SX sports tourer already on the market for 2018, could the time be ripe for a new Honda Blackbird?
Read moreBuying Guide: Yamaha YCS1
There’s a school of thought that reckons two-stroke motors work best when their individual cylinders are below 125cc capacity. This month’s offering goes a long way to supporting that premise; Yamaha’s 180/200 twins just have
Read moreBuying Guide: Yamaha YCS1
There’s a school of thought that reckons two-stroke motors work best when their individual cylinders are below 125cc capacity. This month’s offering goes a long way to supporting that premise; Yamaha’s 180/200 twins just have
Read moreBuying Guide: Suzuki XN85 Turbo
Suzuki XN85 Turbo The strange rush to produce turbo equipped motorcycles at the start of the 1980s was a brief dalliance with a concept that looked like it offered something for nothing or very close
Read moreBuying Guide: Bridgestone 175SR
Bridgestone 175SR Bridgestone motorcycles were manufactured from 1958 until 1971 with a range of machines from 50cc to 350cc, all two-strokes and all based on disc valve designs. The bikes sold strongly in the US
Read moreBuying Guide: Suzuki XN85 Turbo
Suzuki XN85 Turbo The strange rush to produce turbo equipped motorcycles at the start of the 1980s was a brief dalliance with a concept that looked like it offered something for nothing or very close
Read moreBuying Guide: Bridgestone 175SR
Bridgestone 175SR Bridgestone motorcycles were manufactured from 1958 until 1971 with a range of machines from 50cc to 350cc, all two-strokes and all based on disc valve designs. The bikes sold strongly in the US
Read moreBuying Guide: Honda CX500 Turbo
There’s an old story about asking directions from a village yokel who has little real idea of your intended destination. Lost motorist – “Can you tell me the way to Reading please?” Yokel – “Reading
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