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  • TESTED: Honda X-ADV

    TESTED: Honda X-ADV

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    Can you cross a big cc scooter with an adventure bike? Well, Honda has had a good go at it, and Andy Bell had a good go on it… The stuff that matters… Power: 58bhp @ 6750rpm Weight: 237kg (kerb) Price: £11,249 Contact: www.honda.co.uk  Pics> Honda What is it?  In essence, you’re looking at a…

  • BUYING A USED Ducati Streetfighter 848

    BUYING A USED Ducati Streetfighter 848

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    Jon Urry tells us what we need to know… Fancy a naked middleweight with a bit of attitude? Look no further than the Ducati Streetfighter 848 Ducati’s original Streetfighter model range was a bit of a flop for the firm, which, looking back, seems odd as on paper they had lots going for them. Powered…

  • RIDDEN: Triumph Tiger Sport 800

    RIDDEN: Triumph Tiger Sport 800

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    If you’re after one bike that can do it all, Triumph’s new Tiger 800 Sport could be just the ticket! Editor Bruce Wilson reports…  Let’s be honest, we all want the world on a platter these days but unless you’re lucky enough to have the cash for two wholly different styles of bikes, the likes…

  • RIDDEN: Voge AC350

    RIDDEN: Voge AC350

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    If you’re in the market for a lightweight, nippy and affordably priced naked, VOGE’s AC350 could be just the ticket. Andy Bell fills us in…  What is it? Before starting, I am aware that not everyone is up to speed with the name VOGE. Briefly, VOGE was established in 2018 as a subsidiary brand to…

  • RIDDEN: Honda Hornet CB1000

    RIDDEN: Honda Hornet CB1000

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    John McAvoy tells us what we need to know… The naked bike sector is molten hot right now and to ensure Honda’s at the forefront of people’s minds, it’s just unleashed its latest iteration Hornet. With impressive tech, great performance and a price-tag to make its rivals weep, you can be sure a fair few…

  • RIDDEN: Triumph Speed Twin 1200

    RIDDEN: Triumph Speed Twin 1200

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    The retro market is one of the strongest sectors out there, and to ensure Triumph stays up at the pointy end of things, it’s just reworked its much-loved Speed Twin 1200 family . Bruce Wilson brings us up to speed. Photos: Gareth Harford/Chippy Wood Roughly a third of Triumph’s sales can be attributed to its old-school…

  • ADVENTURE at a snip!

    ADVENTURE at a snip!

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    An all-singing, fully equipped adventure bike for a smidge over nine grand? There’s got to be a catch, surely? Dave Manning tells us what we need to know. Photos from Too Fast Media Having ridden the Voge DS900X for a day, I have the feeling that the only catch that its bargain price can bring…

  • RIDDEN: Super Soco Street Hunter TS PRO

    RIDDEN: Super Soco Street Hunter TS PRO

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    If you’re in the market for a sportily styled electric 125cc equivalent, the Super Soco Street Hunter TS PRO could be just what you’re after… Andy Bell reports. What is it?  The Street Hunter TS PRO is one of the latest additions to the Vmoto range of electric motorcycles. With a power comparable to a 125cc,…

  • DUCATI: New XDiavel V4 ‘Sport Cruiser’ unveiled

    DUCATI: New XDiavel V4 ‘Sport Cruiser’ unveiled

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    Ducati has taken the cruiser experience to the next level with the launch of the XDiavel V4. This bold and refined sport cruiser seamlessly blends high-performance engineering with stylish Italian design. The latest model, revealed during the Ducati World Première 2025, is set to hit dealerships in May 2025 and promises to redefine expectations in…

  • DUCATI: Multistrada V2

    DUCATI: Multistrada V2

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    Insight from Alan Dowds… We raised an eyebrow when Ducati released the details of its next-generation V-twin motor a couple of months back. Okay, the purist in us appreciated the light weight, and a reset of the mad power escalator for what is, after all, a middleweight powerplant. But dropping the desmodromic valves, like shelving…


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