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Workshop: How to Service your brakes…
Unless you’re doing speedway or have a penchant for hospital food, brakes are a pretty important component on every bike. They’re also one of the most abused and forgotten items on your steed, so every now and again it makes sense to give them a good old fashioned seeing to. We take a look at…
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SURPRISE! Motorcycle racing legend Johnny Cecotto is coming to Stafford this weekend!
Two-time motorcycle world champion Johnny Cecotto is making a special appearance at the Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show this weekend, giving fans the chance to see the racing legend alongside one of the most important machines of his career – his 1978 Formula 750 World Championship-winning Yamaha OW31. In a fantastic late addition to the line-up,…
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Spicy new supermoto from Ducati
The new Desmo450 SM takes the MX platform and turns it into a dedicated, ready-to-race supermoto.
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Everything you need to know about the Stafford Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show 2026
The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show sponsored by Carole Nash returns to Staffordshire Showground on October 10-11, with more than 900 traders, dealers and autojumble stands, a huge club presence, famous racing machinery, special guests and the Bonhams Autumn Stafford Sale. Staffordshire Showground is preparing to welcome thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts for one of the biggest…
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Ninja 650 gets a sharper edge for 2027
More news from the Kawasaki camp, that’ve just announced a sporty refresh to its middleweight 650, with sharper suspension, stronger brakes and a few useful tech upgrades. Up front, the old telescopic forks make way for a 37mm Showa SFF-BP inverted setup, while revised rear suspension settings bring an uprated spring rate to match. Kawasaki…
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The Ninja H2 (and H2 R) is back
Some motorcycles come and go. Others leave a mark that can never be forgotten. The Kawasaki Ninja H2 is firmly in the latter camp, which is why we’re so excited to see Kawasaki’s supercharged flagship return for 2027.
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BMW’s launches new F 450 GS
BMW has taken the 420cc parallel-twin from its F 450 GS, stripped away the adventure-bike clothing and turned it into a sporty little naked.
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November 2026
We have another high-octane issue of MSL ready for you – the November issue is out now!
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Finding best value for UK used cars
A typical used car in the UK currently costs between £15,500 to £17,100, depending on how the market is measured. Prices have softened slightly, although desirable older cars, hybrids and some electric models are holding their value well.
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November 2026
Take a look at the best custom bikes of old in the November issue of Back Street Heroes!
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Pocher launches Superquadro miniature
Fancy a Ducati Panigale V2 for the living room? Pocher reckons there’s a market for it, launching a pair of officially licensed 1:4-scale models celebrating Ducati’s Superquadro V2 engine and the final Panigale V2 to use it.
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High-mileage GSX-R-engined digger
Big miles, small tank. Nik checks out a GSX-R Digger that can go the distance.
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Grey Imports: The rise and fall
Part two of our nostalgic look back at the grey import scene continues with the focus on four-strokes…
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Maico Owners Club to celebrate 100 years of Maico at Stafford
The Maico Owners Club will mark a century of the German motorcycle marque at The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show sponsored by Carole Nash, which returns to Staffordshire County Showground on October 10-11, 2026. Visitors to the club stand will be able to join members in celebrating 100 years of Maico, with the display reflecting the…
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Iron Offroad: Iron City’s online team launches 25,000-part dirt bike store
The people behind Leeds dealer Iron City Motorcycles and Harley parts giant Iron Stable have launched Iron Offroad, a UK website selling hard parts for motocross, enduro, trail and supermoto bikes – nearly 25,000 of them, from 55 brands, behind a lookup that only shows you what fits your bike. Pick the bike, see the…
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Grey imports: The rise and fall
It’s time to get properly nostalgic and revisit the glory days of Japan’s sub-culture grey imports… when the coolest bikes didn’t come from showrooms, but shipping crates.
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Find Your Next Ride: Discover the Latest Kawasaki Motorcycle Offers
Whether you’re planning weekend escapes, exploring winding country lanes or simply looking for a new bike to enjoy every day, Kawasaki has a motorcycle to suit your riding ambitions.
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Motorcycle motifs in slot machine design
Motorcycle motifs have long played a role in slot machine design, connecting the thrill of the open road with the excitement of the reels.
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Superbike legend Carl Fogarty joins Pocher to launch new Ducati Panigale V2 Superquadro bike and engine models
The 99th person to order Pocher’s 1:4-scale Ducati motorcycle won a coveted meet-and-greet with the four-time World Superbike Champion at an exclusive London event.
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Project Corner: Kramer 1290 R
We take a look at Peter Seal’s awesome Kramer 1290 R that started life as a KTM 1290 Super Duke R…
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Legal Advice: Hazard ahead
White Dalton’s specialist motoring solicitor Andrew Prendergast guides readers through their legal trials and troubles…
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September 2026
The September issue of MoreBikes is out now and FREE to read online! Packed full of great motorcycle stories, photos, and terrific motorbikes.
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The pursuit of pleasure: Triumph T120 restoration
Every bike has its past, but James Robinson explains why this 1966 US-spec Bonneville has a history to rival the best of them.
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Two generations of Aermacchi racing history heading to Stafford
Two fascinating competition motorcycles spanning very different eras of Aermacchi and Harley-Davidson racing history will be heading to Stafford this autumn – you’ll be able to see them, and hear them running! Owned by Andy Webb, the 1969 Aermacchi-Harley Davidson 350cc Lawton Ala D’Oro and 1974 Harley Davidson-Aermacchi RR250 Grand Prix racer will be among…
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