Retro Classic

  • SCOOP: New 400cc retro-style, fuel injected Scrambler for £4k-ish

    SCOOP: New 400cc retro-style, fuel injected Scrambler for £4k-ish

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      Mash is bringing out this new, retro-style scrambler which will be on sale in September. The 400 Scrambler will be biek model number 12 in the Mash range and uses the four-year old firm’s four cylinder, 400cc bike which will put out 27.6bhp @ 7000rpm, the bike will have a 790mm seat height and…

  • SCOOP: Indian to bring back the flat-tracker glory!

    SCOOP: Indian to bring back the flat-tracker glory!

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    Indian is building a pure-bred, road legal flat-track style motorcycle that will race on the Mile and Half Mile tracks in America by late 2016 or early 2017. There are no official sources to quite this claim from at the moment, but according to a flat-track source, Polaris Industries – the company that owns the…

  • All Year Biker: Cleaning with meaning

    All Year Biker: Cleaning with meaning

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      By Chris Moss A lot of us aren’t fans of cleaning our bikes. All Year Biker is though. And they have a specific treatment plan to remedy years of neglect. Keeping a motorcycle clean and in good cosmetic shape can be quite a science. Doing it really well requires the correct procedures and appropriate…

  • Fancy buying Chris Pratt’s Jurassic World Scrambler?

    Fancy buying Chris Pratt’s Jurassic World Scrambler?

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    On 23rd July Triumph Motorcycles will auction the iconic Scrambler ridden by Chris Pratt in the global summer blockbuster film, Jurassic World. The bespoke bike, featured racing alongside Raptors in the film, will be sold by eBay to the highest bidder, with the proceeds going to Triumph’s nominated fundraising partner, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride. Three…

  • Three old BMWs into one gets you a nitrous hound

    Three old BMWs into one gets you a nitrous hound

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      We love this bike, as much for what it was (and now is) as for how funky it has ended up. This was a BMW R80 RT from the late 1980s, even better is that this was a POLICE BMW R80 RT from the late 1980s!   The bike still carried its original blue…

  • Honda to launch new CB400Four classic cafe racer

    Honda to launch new CB400Four classic cafe racer

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        Honda to launch new CB400Four classic cafe racer. Forget any old stories re-doing the rounds about bigger bikes, the hottest bike on Honda’s rota right now is a new version of the CB400Four retro bike that will be based around the CB400F nc36 (pictured), the new bike is based on the model which…

  • 2015 Yamaha XJR1300 review

    2015 Yamaha XJR1300 review

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    2015 Yamaha XJR1300 review | From £8,5999 | 98bhp@8000rpm | 80ft-lb@6000rpm | 1,251cc air-cooled inline four-cylinder Tested by: Tony Carter   Big machines from years ago are all the rage these days, but Yamaha could never be accused of jumping on a bandwagon – the XJR1300 is now in its 20th year, so giving this…

  • Used buying guide: 1992-2001 Honda CB750

    Used buying guide: 1992-2001 Honda CB750

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    Honda’s 1969 CB750 is quite rightly regarded as the first modern superbike. This one machine turned the world of motorcycling on its head, but, Honda was guilty of sitting on its laurels and letting the opposition catch up. By the mid 1970s the bike was beginning to show its age, and by the end of…

  • Mash Roadstar 400 review

    Mash Roadstar 400 review

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    Mash Roadstar 400 review | £3799 | 29bhp@7000rpm | 22lb-ft@5500rpm | air-cooled 4-valve single Tested by: Peter Henshaw Photos by: Mykel Nicolaou   The Mash is that rare thing in motorcycling; an entirely new brand. Yet the Roadstar 400 is based around 1980s technology. This bike is really about its cool retro styling – a…

  • 2015 Ducati Scrambler review

    2015 Ducati Scrambler review

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    2015 Ducati Scrambler review | From £7030 OTR | 75bhp@8250rpm | 50lb-ft @5750rpm | 803cc air-cooled, Desmodromic 90° V-twin Tested by: John Milbank   Forget Ducati; the Scrambler is its own brand. The Scrambler is tee-shirts, jackets, open-face helmets, watches, goggles… it’s being hip, it’s self expression, it’s style. The fact that it’s also a…


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