The Triumph Street Twin has a lot going for it. Apart from its fantastic retro styling and excellent value for money, the Street Twin is a great all rounder and popular with riders of all […]
The original Bobber bikes were stock American motorcycles which the owner would lighten by removing all none essential parts. Those huge fenders on the big ol’ Harley’s and Indians of the 1920’s and 30’s would […]
The original Ducati Scrambler was introduced in 1962 for the American market. They are considered one of the most iconic motorcycles of the 1960’s. First editions were available as a 250cc or a 350cc. The […]
The term superbike was first used by the motorcycling press in October 1968 after the unveiling of the Honda CB750 at the Tokyo bike show. It’s not a given though that just because the Honda […]
The Laverda Jota 180 was one of the most iconic and fastest motorcycles of the 1970’s. They are now a desirable and appreciating classic sports bike […]
The 12 most influential 1920’s motorcycles including vintage classics produced by Brough Superior, Indian, Harley Davidson, Norton, Triumph, HDR and BMW […]
The MV Agusta F4 750 is regarded by many as the most beautiful motorcycle ever to roll off a production line. At the moment these gorgeous motorcycles are still an affordable classic. Here I look […]
Update: The Manx Government have today announced TT2020 is to be cancelled. In an effort to put off TT fans from coming over regardless of the fact the racing isn’t going ahead Chief Minister Howard […]
The Kawasaki KH250 was my first ‘proper’ road bike. When I hit 17 in 1981 you could own and ride a 250cc bike as a learner in the UK and the Kawasaki triple was my […]
As an old biker who recently returned to 2 wheels after a near 20 year lay off I thought I’d share the differences I found between owning and riding the motorcycles of the previous century […]
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