MoreBikes
MoreBikes
There’s a fresh new look for the world’s biggest motorcycle monthly… and we’re making it even easier for new riders to get on two wheels too.
From this month the new publication MoreBikes combines the very best of Motor Cycle Monthly as well as its sister title On Two Wheels – the paper made specifically for those who want to get into motorcycling, return to it, or stay on smaller capacity machines. Subscribe here.
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New Suzuki Bulletin motorcycle app launched
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Suzuki has launched a brand new app for its popular Suzuki Bulletin online magazine with the first issue available to download now on both Apple and Android devices. Packed with exclusive and interactive content, the Suzuki Bulletin app is Suzuki’s first magazine app and takes users inside the world of the Japanese manufacturer. With stunning…
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326hp Kawasaki H2R spits flames on the dyno
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This year’s Motorcycle Live is proving to be the best ever, with some truly awe-inspiring bikes on display, from Ducati’s Scrambler to Yamaha’s R1; Honda RC213V-S to the incredible Kawasaki H2R. Kawasaki unveiled the Ninja H2R to a huge crowd, first warming it up, and teasing onlookers with the throaty roar of this track-only machine.…
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New motorcycle boots from Falco
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Falco has released details of its new motorcycle boots for 2015. Avantour The new CE certified Avantour have been conceived for “dual-use” – both on-road/off-road. The boot features hydrophobic treated full-grain leather upper with “High-Tex” waterproof and breathable membrane liner; maximum support to movement of foot is provided by “Eso-Motion 2” rear-hinge articulation system combined with “D3O”…
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Riders for Health launches festive MotoGP auction
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If you’re looking for the perfect Christmas gift for a MotoGP fan, Riders for Health is celebrating the end of the 2014 MotoGP season by auctioning 17 totally unique items of motorcycle racing memorabilia on eBay. The items, which range from knee sliders to original paintings, have been signed by some of the biggest names…
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Dainese launches new menswear clothing range
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Dainese has announced the launch of a new menswear clothing range – the 36060 collection. The collection name “36060” refers to the zip code of Molvena, a small Italian village where Lino Dainese founded the company in 1972. Dainese is renowned for producing functional, technical performance gear for the world’s top motorcycle racers and recreational motorcyclists,…
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Herald Classic 250 and Herald Café 250 review
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Herald Classic 250 and Herald Café 250 review | £2842 | 21bhp | 14.4lb-ft | air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke Tested by: John Milbank Photos: Joe Dick After the popularity of the HMC Classic 125, a larger capacity bike was inevitable. The company is looking to develop a keen following with its range of bikes, so all…
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Triumph’s big bike build off – Bobber V Scrambler
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Following the unveiling of two factory customs at this year’s EICMA (Milan, 4th– 9th November) exhibition, Triumph Motorcycles is calling for riders across the world to vote for their favourite model in their big bike build off. With the winner set to be announced at Motorcycle Live in Birmingham (22-30 November), the custom competition will finally…
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New Furygan motorcycle clothing
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Furygan has introduced a range of new motorcycle clothing due to arrive in UK dealers before Christmas – and fans of the brand can get a sneak preview at this year’s Motorcycle Live, which takes place at the NEC Birmingham from 22-30 November. The new collection includes leather and textile jackets and gloves – all…
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Three more reasons to go to Motorcycle Live at the NEC
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Motorcycle Live 2014 is promising to be one of the best biking events of the year, what with the new Yamaha R1 on display, Kawasaki running the H2R on a dyno, the Ducati Scrambler and much more (plus the chance to come and say hello to us of course!). Three of our friends have some…
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2015 Triumph Tiger 800 review
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2015 Triumph Tiger 800 | From £8499 | 94bhp@9,250rpm |58lb-ft@7,850rpm | 800cc liquid-cooled, line 3-cylinder Tested by: Tony Carter Photos by: Alessio Barbanti, Paul Barshon, Matteo Cavadini, Freddie Kirn Despite what Triumph and anyone else will try to tell you, the Tiger 800 isn’t an adventure bike. It’s much more than that. It’s also…
