Search results for: “pro,e”

  • RACE READY: Team Classic Suzuki’s GSX-R1000 K1

    RACE READY: Team Classic Suzuki’s GSX-R1000 K1

    Posted

    by

    Team Classic Suzuki has revealed its latest retro race bike build – and this time it’s a trick first generation GSX-R1000. We love to see what Team Classic Suzuki has been up to. It knows what it’s doing when it comes to setting up retro bikes for the racetrack.  Over the years, it’s created some…

  • First Impressions! BMW’s R 18 Roctane

    First Impressions! BMW’s R 18 Roctane

    Posted

    by

    Our Ross has been riding the BMW R 18 Roctane. It’s a big beast! How’s he finding it? Ross explains… Finding some twisties, we got a bit of a chance to see how the newest R 18 handles. It definitely feels better than before. It was always good once banked over, but the last time…

  • Bullets in Tea Land – Sri Lanka long ride

    Bullets in Tea Land – Sri Lanka long ride

    Posted

    by

    Yet another Royal Enfield Bullet tour? This one’s a bit different – it’s in Sri Lanka

  • Harley’s Street Glide and Road Glide – better than ever?

    Harley’s Street Glide and Road Glide – better than ever?

    Posted

    by

    The American factory has broken cover with limited edition versions of its fully-loaded Street Glide and Road Glide. And the big news is that they’ll be powered by a swanky new V-twin engine with Variable Valve Timing. It’s going to be a big year for Harley-Davidson. The iconic American firm is celebrating 120 years of…

  • TOP TECH! Latest generation of Garmin’s rugged sat-nav

    TOP TECH! Latest generation of Garmin’s rugged sat-nav

    Posted

    by

    Garmin has unveiled its zumo XT2 – and reckons it’s the company’s most advanced purpose-built motorcycle sat-nav yet. Here are the specs. Garmin’s zumo XT has built up a solid reputation since its release a few years ago, and the sat-nav specialist looks to be taking thing even further with the zumo XT2. It features…

  • Japan’s Big Four come together on hydrogen-powered small engines

    Japan’s Big Four come together on hydrogen-powered small engines

    Posted

    by

    Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha are banding together to research and develop hydrogen-powered small engines, it has been announced.

  • ‘No Room For Error’ TT Series out today!

    ‘No Room For Error’ TT Series out today!

    Posted

    by

    The wait is finally over… ‘No Room for Error’, the brand new high-stakes documentary series will be available to watch from 9pm, Monday 22nd May You’ll be able to experience the unrivalled behind-the-scenes access of No Room for Error as the series airs exclusively on ITV4 and ITVX over four consecutive evenings from Monday. Outside…

  • June Issue

    June Issue

    Posted

    by

    The June issue of our FREE motorcycle newspaper, MoreBikes, is out now! Packed full of great motorcycle stories, photos, and terrific motorbikes.

  • Hillary Musson

    Hillary Musson

    Posted

    by

    Something we wanted to reflect upon with the TT almost upon us – Hilary Musson – the first woman to compete solo in the Isle of Man TT after the ban on women was revoked – passed away aged 76, earlier this year. Bob Pickett looks back… Hilary’s introduction to bikes came aged 16, when…

  • Ridden! Honda Transalp XL750

    Ridden! Honda Transalp XL750

    Posted

    by

    Editor Ross has been out to Portugal to put the new middleweight adventure bike from Honda through its paces. Here’s how he got on. The 755cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke parallel twin ripped straight from the new Hornet is the highlight. With 90bhp and 55lb-ft of torque, there’s plenty of low-down punch, but it’s at its best…


Enjoy everything More Bikes by reading the MoreBikes monthly newspaper. Click here to subscribe, or Read FREE Online.