MoreBikes January 2022
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Got some cash for Chrimbo? Kriega R30 Backpack beckons…
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We swear by Kriega’s backpacks. They might be on the more expensive side of things, but they’re worth every penny. A couple of guys on the MoreBikes team have been using them for years, covering thousands of miles in all weathers, and they’re still going strong (and they’re still waterproof). That’s why the award winning…
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Electric Kawasakis? There’re THREE coming in 2022!
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The Japanese factory has confirmed it’s going to be revealing three electric motorcycles in the next year. The electric motorcycle and scooter market is growing and growing, but aside from Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire (and Ducati’s MotoE machine) we’re yet to see any big electric bikes from any of the bigname manufacturers. That’s about to change, with…
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Honda: Return of the Hornet!
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The Japanese factory is gearing up to revive its legendary naked bike. Honda’s just revealed a new concept at EICMA in Milan. It’s not a total surprise, as we’ve been hearing whispers that there was something going on behind the scenes for the last 12 months (and we’ve even seen some leaked patent drawings filed…
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Kawasaki Versys 650 gets a makeover for 2022
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Kawasaki’s much-loved all-rounder is getting a makeover for 2022. The newest version of the Versys 650 gets a new, larger front fairing and windscreen combination which works to offer even better protection from the elements, and as a result it looks much more like its 1000cc brother. There’s also a new LED headlight, LED tail…
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Benelli goes BIG
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The Chinese-owned Italian brand has added a new bike to its stable. On its 110th anniversary, Benelli announced details of the latest bike to join its ever-growing range of bikes: the new TRK 800 adventure tourer. Powered by the same engine as the Leoncino 800 which kicks out 76.2bhp and 67Nm of torque, the new…
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BIMOTA reveals TWO bikes for 2022
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The Italian factory has finally pulled the wraps off its KB4 (and revealed a naked version of it called the KB4 RC). Bimota’s been back on our radar since 2019 when we saw the Tesi H2 for the first time, and since then we’ve been hearing plenty of talk about the KB4. Now it’s finally…
